- although more enhanced, less expanded - is here, bringing one of gaming's biggest success stories to yet another generation of consoles, for real this time. Playable before as backwards compatible versions of earlier ports, GTA 5 makes its true current-gen debut with a bunch of technical and graphical improvements.
Aside of these improvements, Expanded & Enhanced also heralds a new age for the hit multiplayer mode GTA Online, as it goes standalone and detaches itself from the story mode experience. Buying GTA 5 on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S still gets you Online, but you can also buy into the multiplayer game on its own - it's free to keep on PlayStation 5 for the next three months, too.
It seems that the port is light on new content, focusing rather on technical updates across the board - loading times, a long standing gripe with the title, have been radically reduced, with some reports indicating waiting periods being halved on PlayStation 5 compared to previous versions.