The default control scheme for GTA 5 for PC is:
- WASD – Forward, backward, strafe left, strafe right
- Shift – Sprint
- L-Alt – Character switch
- Q – Cover
- F – Enter/exit vehicle
- R – Reload
- Caps Lock – Special Ability
- Space – Jump/handbrake
- V – Change view
- L-Click – Fire Weapon
- R-Click – Aim/zoom
- M-Click – Phone
- M-scroll – Quick switch weapon
- M-scroll (zoomed) – Aim mode
- Tab – Weapon Wheel
- 1,2,3,4 etc – Quick switch weapon category
- M – Player interaction menu
DIRECTOR MODE[edit]
- Director Mode Menu - M
- Speech - L Ctrl
- Action - Caps
RECORDING[edit]
- Start Recording - F1
- Stop Recording - F1
- Cancel Recording - F3
- Turn on Action Replay - F2
- Save Action Replay - F1
- Turn Off Action Replay - F3
TIMELINE[edit]
- Switch between Timeline & Menu - ESC / Right Mouse
- Control Playhead - Mouse wheel
- Navigate Timeline - WSAD / Cursor Keys
- Pick Up a Clip - L Ctrl + X / Drag Left Mouse
- Place a Clip - L Ctrl + V / Enter / Left Mouse
- Duplicate a Clip - L Ctrl + C
- Edit a Clip - Enter / Left Mouse
- Delete a Clip - DEL
- Trim Audio or Text Start - Hold Q
- Trim Audio or Text End - Hold E
- Trim Clip Manually - [ / ]
- Snap Trim Audio Clip - Cursor Left / Cursor Right
- Preview Audio Clip - Space
- Stop Audio Clip Preview - Space
CLIP EDIT MODE[edit]
- Play Clip - Space
- Pause Clip - Space
- Cycle Markers - [ / ]
- Add Marker - M
- Select Marker - Enter / Left Mouse
- Delete Marker - DEL
- Move Marker - Drag Left Mouse
- Scrub - Mouse Wheel
- Scrub Fine - Cursor Left / Right
- Hide HUD - H
- Save - F5
EDIT FREE CAMERA[edit]
- Move - WSAD
- Rotate - Hold Left Mouse
- Height - Q / E / Mouse Wheel
- Zoom - Z / C
- Roll - Cursor Left / Right
- Reset Camera - L Ctrl
- Save - F5
EDIT FREE CAMERA[edit]
- Orbit Target - WSAD
- Offset Target - Hold Left Mouse
- Move In / Out - Cursor Up / Down
- Height - Q / E / Mouse Wheel
- Zoom - Z / C
- Roll - Cursor Left / Right
- Reset Camera - L Ctrl
EDIT PRESET CAMERA[edit]
- Move In / Out - Cursor Up / Down
- Zoom - Z / C
(Reset Camera - L Ctrl
Comments
- 'For those stuck in traffic, tune in to the Los Santos radio dial for a wide range of music styles to choose from. From the sound of the street on Radio Los Santos, Non Stop Pop FM's infectious tunes, FlyLo FMs cutting-edge dance music or the funk of Space 103.2, you won't want to sit still, even if you have been in traffic for hours.'
- ―GTA V Website
As in previous Grand Theft Auto games, radio stations play a big part in Grand Theft Auto V and Grand Theft Auto Online.
Like the weapon system, switching between radio stations is now done by bringing up a radio station wheel to jump to any station, or turn off the radio. In the PS4 version, the player can utilise the Touch Pad to change stations by swiping up or down.
Radio interference is heard when listening to a specific station and trying to leave the zone where that signal is available. Blaine County Radio can only be selected in Blaine County and WCTR in Los Santos County. If the player leaves the county while listening to the respective station they will lose the signal and the radio will automatically switch to the next station on the radio wheel.
So far, there are 21 in-game radio stations, with 20 active stations in each county and 1 custom station modified by the player. Please select a radio station to jump to its section.
Radio Los Santos
Radio Los Santos is hosted by Big Boy and plays Modern Rap.
- YG - I'm A Real 1 (2013)
- 100s - Life of a Mack (2013)
- Ab-Soul feat. Kendrick Lamar - ILLuminate (2012)
- A$AP Rocky feat. Aston Matthews & Joey Fatts - R-Cali (2013)
- Marion Band$ feat. Nipsey Hussle - Hold Up (2013)
- BJ the Chicago Kid feat. Freddie Gibbs & Problem - Smokin' and Ridin' (2013)
- Kendrick Lamar - A.D.H.D (2011)
- Jay Rock feat. Kendrick Lamar - Hood Gone Love It (2011)
- The Game feat. 2 Chainz & Rick Ross - Ali Bomaye (2012)
- Freddie Gibbs - Still Livin' (2012)
- DJ Esco feat. Future - How It Was (2013)
- Problem feat. Glasses Malone - Say That Then (2013)
- Clyde Carson feat. The Team - Slow Down (2012)
- Gucci Mane feat. Ciara - Too Hood (2011)
- Gangrene - Bassheads (2013)
Exclusive for PS4, Xbox One & PC versions
- Danny Brown & Action Bronson - Bad News (2013)
- G-Side feat. G-Mane - Relaxin' (2010)
- A$AP Ferg - Work (2013)
- Trouble feat. Gucci Mane - Everyday (2012)
- Kendrick Lamar - Swimming Pools (Drank) (2012)
- Travi$ Scott feat. 2 Chainz & T.I. - Upper Echelon (2013)
- Danny Brown feat. A$AP Rocky & Zelooperz - Kush Coma (2013)
- Ace Hood feat. Future & Rick Ross - Bugatti (2013)
- Schoolboy Q feat. Kendrick Lamar - Collard Greens (2013)
- Chuck Inglish feat. Ab-Soul & Mac Miller - Came Thru/Easily (2013)
- Young Scooter feat. Gucci Mane - Work (2013)
- Problem & IamSu feat. Bad Lucc & Sage The Gemini - Do It Big (2013)
- Skeme - Millions (2013)
- Ab-Soul feat. Schoolboy Q - Hunnid Stax (2014)
- Freddie Gibbs & Mike Dean - Sellin' Dope (2014)
- Young Scooter feat. Trinidad James - I Can't Wait (2013)
Space 103.2
Space 103.2 is hosted by Bootsy Collins and plays Funk Music.
- Bootsy's Rubber Band - I'd Rather Be With You (1976)
- D-Train - You're the One for Me (1981)
- Eddie Murphy - Party All the Time (1985)
- Evelyn 'Champagne' King - I'm in Love (12' Version) (1981)
- Kano - Can't Hold Back (Your Loving) (1981)
- Kleeer - Tonight (1984)
- Bernard Wright – Haboglabotribin’ (1981)
- One Way - Cutie Pie (1982)
- Rick James - Give It to Me Baby (1981)
- Sho Nuff - Funkasize You (1978)
- Stevie Wonder - Skeletons (1987)
- Taana Gardner – Heartbeat (Club Version) (1981)
- Zapp - Heartbreaker, Pts. 1-2 (1983)
Exclusive for PS4, Xbox One & PC versions
- Dazz Band - Joystick (1983)
- Roger - Do It Roger (1981)
- Imagination - Flashback (1981)
- Parliament - Mothership Connection (Star Child) (1975)
- The Fatback Band - Gotta Get My Hands On Some (Money) (1979)
- Billy Ocean - Nights (Feel Like Gettin' Down) (1981)
- Parliament - Flash Light (1977)
- Cameo - Back and Forth (1986)
- Central Line - Walking Into Sunshine (1981)
West Coast Classics
West Coast Classics is hosted by DJ Pooh and plays 80's/90's West Coast Rap.
- 2Pac - Ambitionz Az a Ridah (1996)
- Compton's Most Wanted - Late Night Hype (1990)
- DJ Quik - Dollaz + Sense (1995)
- Dr. Dre feat. Snoop Dogg - Still D.R.E (1999)
- King Tee - Played Like a Piano (1990)
- Dr. Dre feat. Snoop Dogg, Kurupt & Nate Dogg - The Next Episode (1999)
- Ice Cube - You Know How We Do It (1994)
- Kausion feat. Ice Cube - What You Wanna Do? (1995)
- Kurupt - C-Walk (1998)
- Mack 10 & Tha Dogg Pound - Nothin' But the Cavi Hit (1996)
- MC Eiht - Streiht Up Menace (1993)
- N.W.A - Appetite for Destruction (1991)
- N.W.A - Gangsta Gangsta (1988)
- Tha Dogg Pound - What Would U Do? (1995)
- Snoop Dogg - Gin and Juice (1993)
- Geto Boys - Mind Playing Tricks on Me (1991)
- Too $hort - So You Want to Be a Gangster (1992)
Exclusive for PS4, Xbox One, & PC versions
- Jayo Felony - Sherm Stick (1995)
- Warren G - This D.J. (1994)
- CPO feat. MC Ren - Ballad Of A Menace (1990)
- E-40 feat. The Click - Captain Save a Hoe (1994)
- The Conscious Daughters - We Roll Deep (1993)
- Eazy-E feat. Ice Cube - No More ?'s (1988)
- South Central Cartel - Servin' 'Em Heat (1993)
- The Lady of Rage feat. Snoop Dogg - Afro Puffs (1994)
- Westside Connection - Bow Down (1996)
- Spice 1 feat. MC Eiht - The Murda Show (1993)
- Bone Thugs-N-Harmony - 1st of Tha Month (1995)
- Luniz feat. Michael Marshall - I Got 5 On It (1995)
Rebel Radio
Rebel Radio is hosted by Jesco White and plays Country Music.
- Charlie Feathers - Can't Hardly Stand It (1956)
- Hank Thompson - It Don't Hurt Anymore (1957)
- Hasil Adkins - Get Outta My Car (1966)
- Jerry Reed - You Took All the Ramblin' Out of Me (1972)
- Johnny Cash - The General Lee (1981)
- Johnny Paycheck - (It Won't Be Long) And I'll Be Hating You (1968)
- Ozark Mountain Daredevils - If You Wanna Get to Heaven (1973)
- Waylon Jennings - Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way (1975)
- Waylon Jennings - I Ain't Living Long Like This (1979)
- Willie Nelson - Whiskey River (1973)
- C.W. McCall - Convoy (1975)
Exclusive for PS4, Xbox One & PC versions
- Homer & Jethro - She Made Toothpicks Of The Timber Of My Heart (1963)
- The Highwaymen - Highwayman (1985)
- Tammy Wynette - D-I-V-O-R-C-E (1968)
- Ray Price - Crazy Arms (1956)
- Marvin Jackson - Dippin' Snuff (1957)
- Charlie Feathers - Get With It (1956)
Los Santos Rock Radio
Los Santos Rock Radio is hosted by Kenny Loggins and plays Classic Rock.
- Billy Squier - Lonely Is the Night (1981)
- Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band - Hollywood Nights (1978)
- Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band - Night Moves (1976)
- Chicago - If You Leave Me Now (1976)
- Def Leppard - Photograph (1983)
- Don Johnson - Heartbeat (1986)
- Elton John - Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting (1973)
- Foreigner - Dirty White Boy (1979)
- Gerry Rafferty - Baker Street (1978)
- The Greg Kihn Band - The Breakup Song (They Don't Write 'Em) (1981)
- Julian Lennon - Too Late for Goodbyes (1984)
- Kenny Loggins - I'm Free (Heaven Helps the Man) (1984)
- Phil Collins - I Don't Care Anymore (1982)
- Queen - Radio Ga Ga (1984)
- Robert Plant - Big Log (1983)
- Simple Minds - All the Things She Said (1985)
- The Small Faces - Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake (1968)
- Steve Winwood - Higher Love (1986)
- Stevie Nicks - I Can't Wait (1985)
- The Alan Parsons Project - I Wouldn't Want To Be Like You (1977)
- The Doobie Brothers - What a Fool Believes (1979)
- The Cult - Rain (1985)
- Steve Miller Band - Rock'n Me (1976)
Exclusive for PS4, Xbox One & PC versions
- Creedence Clearwater Revival - Fortunate Son (1969)
- Starship - We Built This City (1985)
- Mountain - Mississippi Queen (1970)
- Kenny Loggins - Danger Zone (1986)
- Alannah Myles - Black Velvet (1989)
- Pat Benatar - Shadows of the Night (1982)
- Belinda Carlisle - Circle in the Sand (1987)
- Kansas - Carry On Wayward Son (1976)
- Boston - Peace Of Mind (1976)
- Harry Chapin - Cat's In the Cradle (1974)
- Survivor - Burning Heart (1986)
- Humble Pie - 30 Days In the Hole (1972)
- ZZ Top - Gimme All Your Lovin' (1983)
- Yes - Roundabout (1972)
- Broken English - Comin' On Strong (1987)
The Lowdown 91.1
The Lowdown 91.1 is hosted by Mama G (Pam Grier) and plays Soul Music.
- Aaron Neville - Hercules (1973)
- B.T. Express - Do It ('Til You're Satisfied) (1974)
- El Chicano - Viva Tirado (1970)
- George McCrae - I Get Lifted (1974)
- Marlena Shaw - California Soul (1969)
- Smokey Robinson - Cruisin' (1979)
- The Delfonics - Ready or Not Here I Come (Can't Hide from Love) (1968)
- The Five Stairsteps - O-O-H Child (1970)
- The Soul Searchers - Ashley's Roachclip (1974)
- The Trammps - Rubber Band (1972)
- The Undisputed Truth - Smiling Faces Sometimes (1971)
- War - The Cisco Kid (1973)
Exclusive for PS4, Xbox One & PC versions
- Pleasure - Bouncy Lady (1975)
- The Delfonics - Funny Feeling (1970)
- Ohio Players - Climax (1974)
- The Chakachas - Stories (1972)
- Eric Burdon & War - Magic Mountain (1976)
- Johnny 'Guitar' Watson - Superman Lover (1976)
- The Jackson Sisters - I Believe In Miracles (1973)
- Brass Construction - Changin' (1975)
Blue Ark
Blue Ark is hosted by Lee 'Scratch' Perry and plays Reggae/Dub/Dancehall.
- Chronixx - Odd Ras (2012)
- Dennis Brown - Money In My Pocket (1972)
- Gregory Isaacs - Night Nurse (1982)
- Half Pint - Crazy Girl (1997)
- Joe Gibbs & The Professionals - Chapter Three (1978)
- Junior Delgado - Sons Of Slaves (1977)
- Konshens - Gun Shot A Fire (2012)
- Lee 'Scratch' Perry & The Upsetters - I Am A Madman (1986)
- Lee 'Scratch' Perry & The Full Experience - Disco Devil (1977)
- The Upsetters - Grumblin' Dub (1977)
- Tommy Lee Sparta - Psycho (2012)
- Vybz Kartel feat. Popcaan - We Never Fear Dem (2011)
- Yellowman - Nobody Move, Nobody Get Hurt (1984)
- Protoje - Kingston Be Wise (2012)
Exclusive for PS4, Xbox One, & PC versions
- Demarco - Loyal (Royals Remix) (2014)
- Busy Signal feat. Damian 'Jr. Gong' Marley - Kingston Town (Remix) (2012)
- I-Octane - Topic of the Day (2011)
- Vybz Kartel - Addi Truth (2014)
- Lee 'Scratch' Perry - Money Come and Money Go (2010)
- Lee 'Scratch' Perry - Roast Fish & Cornbread (1978)
- Danny Hensworth - Mr. Money Man (1978)
Non-Stop-Pop FM
Non-Stop-Pop FM is hosted by Cara Delevingne and plays R&B/Pop Music.
- All Saints - Pure Shores (1999)
- Britney Spears - Gimme More (2007)
- Corona - The Rhythm of the Night (Rapino Bros. 7' Single) (1993)
- Fergie feat. Ludacris - Glamorous (2006)
- Hall & Oates - Adult Education (1983)
- Jane Child - Don't Wanna Fall In Love (1990)
- Kelly Rowland - Work (Freemasons Remix) (2007)
- Mis-Teeq - Scandalous (2003)
- Modjo - Lady (Hear Me Tonight) (2000)
- N-Joi - Anthem (1990)
- Pet Shop Boys - West End Girls (1985)
- Rihanna - Only Girl (In The World) (2010)
- Robyn feat. Kleerup - With Every Heartbeat (2007)
- Stardust - Music Sounds Better With You (1998)
- Wham! - Everything She Wants (1984)
- Amerie - 1 Thing (2005)
Exclusive for PS4, Xbox One, & PC versions
- Robert Howard & Kym Mazelle - Wait (1989)
- Sly Fox - Let's Go All the Way (1985)
- Taylor Dayne - Tell It to My Heart (1987)
- Living In A Box - Living In A Box (1987)
- INXS - New Sensation (1988)
- Bobby Brown - On Our Own (1989)
- Bronski Beat - Smalltown Boy (1984)
- Naked Eyes - Promises, Promises (1983)
- Simply Red - Something Got Me Started (Hurley's House Mix) (1991)
- Sneaker Pimps - 6 Underground (1996)
- Backstreet Boys - I Want It That Way (1999)
- Jamiroquai - Alright (1996)
- Morcheeba - Tape Loop (Shortcheeba Mix) (1996)
- Moloko - The Time Is Now (2000)
- Gorillaz feat. De La Soul - Feel Good Inc. (2005)
- Robbie Williams & Kylie Minogue - Kids (2000)
- Dirty Vegas - Days Go By (2001)
- Cassie - Me & U (2006)
- Maroon 5 feat. Christina Aguilera - Moves Like Jagger (2011)
- M.I.A. - Bad Girls (2012)
- M83 - Midnight City (2011)
- Lady Gaga - Applause (2013)
- Mike Posner - Cooler Than Me (2010)
- Lorde - Tennis Court (2013)
- The Black Eyed Peas - Meet Me Halfway (2009)
- Real Life - Send Me An Angel '89 (1989)
East Los FM
East Los FM is hosted by Don Cheto and Camilo Lara and plays Mexican Electronica/Traditional Songs/Hip Hop/Rock/Ska.
- Hechizeros Band - El Sonidito (2009)
- Los Buitres de Culiacan - El Cocaino (2012)
- Mexican Institute of Sound - Es-Toy (2012)
- Niña Dioz - Criminal Sound (El Hijo De La Cumbia Remix) (2010)
- La Vida Bohème - Radio Capital (2011)
- Fandango - Autos, Moda y Rock and Roll (1987)
- Don Cheto - El Tatuado (2007)
- La Sonora Dinamita - Se Me Perdió La Cadenita (1978)
- Fiebre de Jack - She's A Tease (2010)
- Maldita Vecindad - Pachuco (1991)
- Jessy Bulbo - Maldito (2007)
- Milkman - Fresco (2012)
- La Liga ft. Alika - Tengo El Don (2012)
- Los Tigres Del Norte - La Granja (2009)
- Los Ángeles Negros - El Rey Y Yo (1970)
WorldWide FM
WorldWide FM is hosted by Gilles Peterson and plays Chillwave/Jazz-Funk/World.
- Cashmere Cat - Mirror Maru (2012)
- The Hics - Cold Air (2013)
- inc. - The Place (2013)
- Trickski - Beginning (2011)
- Mala - Ghost (2012)
- Swindle - Forest Funk (2012)
- Tom Browne - Throw Down (1979)
- Donald Byrd - You And The Music (1975)
- Candido - Thousand Finger Man (1970)
- Toro Y Moi - Harm in Change (2013)
- Kyodai - Breaking (2012)
- Django Django - Waveforms (2011)
- The Gaslamp Killer - Nissim (2012)
- Owiny Sigoma Band - Harpoon Land (2013)
- Guts - Brand New Revolution (2011)
- Yuna - Live Your Life (MELO-X MOTHERLAND GOD MIX) (2012)
- Tucillo & Kiko Navarro feat. Amor - Lovery (Slow Cuban Vibe Mix) (2012)
- Richard Spaven - 1759 (Outro) (2010)
- Hackman - Forgotten Notes (2012)
Exclusive for PS4, Xbox One, & PC versions
- Sinkane feat. Salvatore Principato - Shark Week (2014)
- William Onyeabor - Body & Soul (1980)
- Four Tet - Kool FM (2013)
- Mount Kimbie - Made To Stray (2013)
- Anushka - World in a Room (2014)
- Smokey Robinson - Why You Wanna See My Bad Side? (1978)
- Randy Crawford - Street Life (1979)
- Flume - What You Need (2012)
- Earl Sweatshirt feat. Vince Staples & Casey Veggies - Hive (2013)
- Portishead - Numb (1994)
- Jon Wayne - Black Magic (2013)
- Roman GianArthur - I-69 (2013)
- Lion Babe - Treat Me Like Fire (2013)
- Dam-Funk - Killdat (2009)
- Jamie Lidell - Runaway (2014)
- CHVRCHES - Recover (Cid Rim Remix) (2013)
- Jimmy Edgar - Let Yrself Be (2012)
- Clap! Clap! - Viajero (2014)
- Maga Bo feat. Rosangela Macedo and Marcelo Yuka - No Balanço da Canoa (2012)
Channel X
Channel X is hosted by Keith Morris and plays Hardcore Punk/Punk Rock.
- Agent Orange - Bored of You (1980)
- Black Flag - My War (1984)
- Circle Jerks - Rock House (1985)
- Fear - The Mouth Don't Stop (The Trouble With Women Is) (1985)
- OFF! - What's Next (2013)
- Adolescents - Amoeba (1981)
- Descendents - Pervert (1985)
- The Germs - Lexicon Devil (1978)
- The Weirdos - Life of Crime (1977)
- T.S.O.L. - Abolish Government/Silent Majority (1981)
- Youth Brigade - Blown Away (1983)
- Suicidal Tendencies - Subliminal (1983)
Exclusive for PS4, Xbox One, & PC versions
- D.O.A. - The Enemy (1980)
- MDC - John Wayne Was a Nazi (1980)
- The Zeros - Don't Push Me Around (1980)
- X - Los Angeles (1980)
- D.R.I. - I Don't Need Society (1985)
- Redd Kross - Linda Blair (1982)
Radio Mirror Park
Radio Mirror Park is hosted by Twin Shadow and plays Indietronica Music.
- Battle Tapes - Feel the Same (2012)
- Dan Croll - From Nowhere (Baardsen Remix) (2012)
- DJ Mehdi - Lucky Boy (Outlines Remix) (2006)
- Feathers - Dark Matter (2013)
- Jai Paul - Jasmine (Demo Version) (2012)
- Living Days - Little White Lie (2010)
- Miami Horror - Sometimes (2009)
- Tony Castles - Heart In The Pipes (KAUF Remix) (2011)
- Toro Y Moi - So Many Details (2012)
- Twin Shadow - Shooting Holes (2010)
- Twin Shadow - Old Love / New Love (2013)
- Y.A.C.H.T. - Psychic City (Classixx Remix) (2009)
- Black Strobe - Boogie in Zero Gravity (2012)
- Age of Consent - Colours (2013)
- Favored Nations - The Set Up (2013)
- Neon Indian - Change Of Coast (2013)
- Nite Jewel - Nowhere To Go (2013)
- Yeasayer - Don't Come Close (2013)
- The Chain Gang of 1974 - Sleepwalking (2013)
- Poolside - Do You Believe? (2010)
- The C90s - Shine A Light (Flight Facilities Remix) (2010)
- HEALTH - High Pressure Dave (2013)
Exclusive for PS4, Xbox One, & PC versions
- The Ruby Suns - In Real Life (2013)
- Neon Indian - Polish Girl (2011)
- Mitzi - Truly Alive (2013)
- KAUF - When You're Out (2013)
- Panama - Always (2014)
- Twin Shadow - Forget (2010)
- !!! - One Girl/One Boy (2013)
- SBTRKT feat. Roses Gabor - Pharaohs (2011)
- Yeasayer - O.N.E. (2010)
- Toro Y Moi - New Beat (2011)
- Niki and the Dove - The Drummer (2011)
- Little Dragon - Crystalfilm (2011)
- Hot Chip - Flutes (2012)
- Dom - Living In America (2010)
- Holy Ghost! - Hold On (2011)
- Scenic - Mesmerised (2013)
- Cut Copy - Strangers in the Wind (2008)
- Age of Consent - Heartbreak (2012)
Vinewood Boulevard Radio
Vinewood Boulevard Radio is hosted by Nate Williams and Stephen Pope and plays Modern Rock.
- Wavves - Nine Is God (2013)
- FIDLAR - Cocaine (2013)
- Bass Drum of Death - Crawling After You (2013)
- Hot Snakes - This Mystic Decade (2004)
- Moon Duo - Sleepwalker (2012)
- Sam Flax - Fire Doesn't Burn Itself (2012)
- Shark? - California Grrls (2013)
- The Black Angels - Black Grease (2005)
- METZ - Wet Blanket (2012)
- Ceremony - Hysteria (2012)
- Ty Segall Band - Diddy Wah Diddy (2012)
- Thee Oh Sees - The Dream (2011)
Exclusive for PS4, Xbox One & PC versions
- The Men - Turn It Around (2012)
- Bleached - Next Stop (2013)
- JEFF the Brotherhood - Sixpack (2012)
- Coliseum - Used Blood (2013)
- The Soft Pack - Answer to Yourself (2009)
- The Orwells - Who Needs You (2013)
- Nobunny - Gone For Good (2010)
- Mind Spiders - Fall in Line (2012)
Soulwax FM
Soulwax FM is hosted by Soulwax and plays Techno/Electro House/Acid House/Acid Techno.
- Palmbomen - Stock (Soulwax Remix) (2013)
- Fatal Error - Fatal Error (1988)
- Supersempfft - Let's Beam Him Up (1979)
- Mim Suleiman - Mingi (2010)
- FKClub - The Strange Art (Inflagranti Remix) (2013)
- Matias Aguayo - El Sucu Tucu (2013)
- Daniel Avery - Naive Response (2013)
- Joe Goddard feat. Valentina - Gabriel (Soulwax Remix) (2012)
- Daniel Maloso - Body Music (Original Mix) (2012)
- Green Velvet & Harvard Bass - Lazer Beams (2012)
- Zombie Nation - Tryouts (2012)
- Tom Rowlands - Nothing But Pleasure (2013)
- Jackson and His Computerband - Arp #1 (2013)
- Goose - Synrise (Soulwax Remix) (2013)
- Transistorcake - Mr. Croissant Taker (2013)
- Tiga - Plush (Jacques Lu Cont Remix) (2012)
- The Hacker - Shockwave (Gesaffelstein Remix) (2012)
- Pulp - After You (Soulwax Remix) (2013)
FlyLo FM
FlyLo FM is hosted by Flying Lotus and plays IDM/Experimental Electronic/Deep House/Glitch-Hop/Rap/Trap.
- Flying Lotus feat. Niki Randa - Getting There (2012)
- Clams Casino - Crystals (2013)
- Flying Lotus - Crosswerved (2013)
- Flying Lotus - Be Spin (2013)
- Flying Lotus feat. Erykah Badu - See Thru To U (2013)
- Flying Lotus - The Diddler (2013)
- Flying Lotus - Computer Face Rmx (2011)
- Hudson Mohawke - 100hm (2013)
- Flying Lotus feat. Niki Randa - The Kill (2013)
- Tyler, the Creator - Garbage (2013)
- Outkast - Elevators (Me & You) (1996)
- Captain Murphy - Evil Grin (2013)
- Flying Lotus - Catapult Man (2013)
- Dabrye - Encoded Flow (2006)
- Machinedrum - She Died There (2011)
- DJ Rashad – It's Wack (2013)
- Thundercat - Oh Sheit It's X (2013)
- Flying Lotus - Stonecutters (2013)
- Shadow Child - 23 (2012)
- Kingdom - Stalker Ha (2011)
- Aphex Twin - Windowlicker (1999)
Exclusive for PS4, Xbox One, and PC versions
- Curtis Mayfield - Eddie You Should Know Better (1972)
- Doris - You Never Come Closer (1970)
- Flying Lotus feat. Krayzie Bone - Medication Medication (2014)
- XXYYXX - Work Title: What We Want (2014)
- Lapalux - Make Money (2014)
- The Gaslamp Killer - Shred You To Bits (2014)
- Mono/Poly & Thundercat - B Adams (2014)
- Flying Lotus - Osaka Trade (2013)
- DOOM - Masquatch (2014)
- Flying Lotus - Early Mountain (2014)
- Dimlite - Into Vogon Skulls (2012)
- KNOWER - Fuck the Makeup, Skip the Shower (2010)
- Kaskade - 4 AM (Araabmuzik Remix) (2006)
Blaine County Radio
Blaine County Radio is a Public Talk Radio that plays the following programmes:
WCTR
WCTR is a Public Talk Radio that plays the following programmes:
The Lab
The Lab is hosted by The Alchemist and Oh No, and plays hip-hop, rock, and electronic music.
Gta 5 Personal Vehicle Change
- Gangrene feat. Samuel T. Herring & Earl Sweatshirt - Play It Cool (2015)
- Ab-Soul feat. Aloe Blacc – Trouble (2015)
- Tunde Adebimpe feat. Sal P & Sinkane – Speedline Miracle Masterpiece (2015)
- MC Eiht & Freddie Gibbs feat. Kokane – Welcome to Los Santos (2015)
- Phantogram – K.Y.S.A (2015)
- Vybz Kartel – Fast Life (2015)
- King Avriel feat. A$AP Ferg – 20's 50's 100's (2015)
- MNDR feat. Killer Mike - Lock & Load (2015)
- Popcaan feat. Freddie Gibbs – Born Bad (2015)
- E-40 feat. Dam-Funk & Ariel Pink – California (2015)
- Wavves - Leave (2015)
- Curren$y & Freddie Gibbs – Fetti (2015)
- Little Dragon – Wanderer (2015)
blonded Los Santos 97.8 FM
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blonded Los Santos 97.8 FM is hosted by Frank Ocean, Vegyn, Roof Access, and Fed, and plays contemporary R&B, soul, psychedelic rock, rap, hip-hop, experimental electronica, grime, and soukous music.
- Todd Rundgren - International Feel (1973)
- Panda Bear - Mr Noah (2015)
- Frank Ocean - Provider (2017)
- ScHoolboy Q feat. Lance Skiiiwalker - Kno Ya Wrong (2016)
- SWV - Rain (1997)
- Joy Again - On A Farm (2017)
- Frank Ocean - Ivy (2016)
- Curtis Mayfield - So In Love (1975)
- Marvin Gaye - When Did You Stop Loving Me, When Did I Stop Loving You (1978)
- Les Ya Toupas Du Zaire - Je ne bois pas beaucoup (1976)
- Drexciya - Andreaen Sand Dunes (1999)
- Jay-Z - Dead Presidents II (1996)
- Frank Ocean - Crack Rock (2012)
- MC Mack - EZ Come, EZ Go (2000)
- Aphex Twin - IZ-US (1997)
- Burial - Hiders (2013)
- Future - Codeine Crazy (2014)
- Frank Ocean - Chanel (2017)
- Lil Uzi Vert - For Real (2017)
- Migos - First 48 (2014)
- Suspect - FBG (2017)
- Frank Ocean - Nights (2016)
- Gunna feat. Playboi Carti - YSL (2017)
- Chief Keef feat. King Louie - Winnin' (2012)
- Lil Sko - Miss White Cocaine (1998)
- Jme feat. Giggs - Man Don't Care (2015)
- (Sandy) Alex G - Master (2015)
- Frank Ocean - Pretty Sweet (2016)
Los Santos Underground Radio
Los Santos Underground Radio is hosted by unnamed announcer and plays house, electro, and techno music.
Solomun Playlist
- Am$trad Billionaire - The Plan (2013)
- Ara Koufax - Natural States (Edit) (2017)
- Swayzak- In The Car Crash (Headgear 'Always Crashing In The Same Car' Mix) (2002)
- D. Lynnwood - Bitcoins (Original Mix) (2018)
- Bryan Ferry - Don't Stop The Dance (Todd Terje Remix) (2013)
- Denis Horvat - Madness Of Many (2018)
- Johannes Brecht - Incoherence (formerly titled Page Blanche)
- Solomun - Ich Muss Los (2018)
- Matthew Dear - Monster (2018)
- Truncate - WRKTRX3 (2017)
- Floorplan - Spin (Original Mix) (2016)
- Cevin Fisher - The Freaks Come Out (Original 2000 Freak Mix) (2000)
- Chris Lum - You're Mine (Clean Version) (2014)
- Alex Metric & Ten Ven - The Q (2018)
- Solomun - Customer Is King (2018)
- Adam Port - Planet 9 (2018)
- Dubfire - The End To My Beginning (2018)
- Leonard Cohen - You Want It Darker (Solomun Remix) (2016)
Tale of Us Playlist
- Tale of Us - Overture (2018)
- Tale of Us - 1911 (2018)
- Tale of Us - Trevor's Dream (2018)
- Tale of Us - Vinewood Blues (2018)
- Tale of Us - Anywhere (2018)
- Tale of Us - Symphony Of The Night (2018)
- Tale of Us - Another World (2018)
- Tale of Us - The Portal (2018)
- Tale of Us - Solitude (2018)
- Tale of Us - Morgan's Fate (2018)
- Tale of Us - Fisherman's Horizon (2018)
- Tale of Us - Myst (2018)
- Tale of Us - Seeds (2018)
- Tale of Us - Endless Journey (2018)
- Tale of Us - Valkyr (2018)
- Tale of Us - In Hyrule (2018)
- Tale of Us - Disgracelands (2018)
- Tale of Us - Heart Of Darkness (2018)
Dixon Playlist
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- Carl Finlow - Convergence (2004)
- Caravaca - Yes I Do (2017)
- Warp Factor 9 - The Atmospherian (Tornado Wallace Remix) (2017)
- Mashrou' Leila - Roman (Bas Ibellini Mix) (2018)
- Future Four - Connection (I-Cube Rework) (2018)
- Rite De Passage - Quinquerime (2017)
- The Egyptian Lover - Electro Pharaoh (Instrumental) (2008)
- Marcus L. - Telstar (2018)
- Romanthony - Bring U Up (Deetron Edit) (2011)
- Solar - 5 Seconds (2017)
- Sharif Laffrey - And Dance (2018)
- Ron Hardy - Sensation (Dub Version) (1985)
- Aux 88 - Sharivari (Digital Original Aux 88 Mix) (2013)
- Oni Ayhun - OAR03-B (2009)
- Tuff City Kids ft. Joe Goddard - Reach Out (Erol Alkan Rework) - GTA Edit (2018)
The Black Madonna Playlist
- Ron Hardy - Sensation (1985)
- Derrick Carter - Where U At (Where Ya At, Now?) (2002)
- Tiga - Bugatti (2014)
- Metro Area - Miura (2002)
- The Black Madonna - A Jealous Heart Never Rests (2013)
- Art Of Noise - Beat Box (1983)
- The Black Madonna ft. Jamie Principle - We Still Believe (2013)
- Nancy Martin - Can't Believe (1982)
- P-Funk All Stars - Hydraulic Pump Pt. 3 (1982)
- Steve Poindexter - Computer Madness (2004)
- Ten City - Devotion (1987)
- The Black Madonna - We Can Never Be Apart (2013)
- Joe Jackson - Steppin' Out (1982)
- The Black Madonna - He Is The Voice I Hear (2016)
Self Radio
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Self Radio is a custom radio station featured in the PC version of Grand Theft Auto V. The station is hosted by Cliff Lane and Andee.
Other songs
- (1) Song was mixed for game
- (2) Song was made for game
Grand Theft Auto V features some other songs heard during certain missions. These songs do not appear on any of the radio stations.
- Samantha Muldoon - I Like Things Just the Way They Are (2)
- Played when Michael has a hallucination
- Danny Elfman - Clown Dream
- Featured during Grass Roots - Trevor
- Visitors - V-I-S-I-T-O-R-S (1981)
- Featured during Grass Roots - Michael
- Wavves - Dog (featured during The Third Way)
Glitches
- A rare glitch occurs when switching radio stations; switching to the one the player wants to listen to, a song that should be playing on another radio station may take over the radio station the player just switched to. The player must wait until the song is over, and the glitch should be gone.
- This glitch can also persist across multiple stations when it occurs. (i.e. Los Santos Rock Radio has been seen to play songs from Radio Los Santos and Channel X in the same session)
- Occasionally, in GTA Online, when two players are in a car listening to the radio, the two players will not hear the same song playing, or if they do sometimes they don't align.
Trivia
- In the game's Beta files, there is another alternative rock radio station called Pre-Millennium Radio, but it is believed this station was replaced by Vinewood Boulevard Radio.
- In a similar manner to the radio stations in GTA IV, the GTA V radio stations were split into groups to become default radio stations in vehicles. These groups are listed below:
- Electronica: Soulwax FM, FlyLo FM, and LSUR
- Classic/Indie/Alternative rock: Los Santos Rock Radio, Radio Mirror Park and Vinewood Boulevard Radio
- Pop: Non Stop Pop FM
- Punk: Channel X
- Reggae: The Blue Ark
- Latin music: East Los FM
- Funk/Soul: Space 103.2 and The Lowdown FM
- World music: Worldwide FM
- Rap/Hip Hop: West Coast Classics, Radio Los Santos and The Lab
- Talk radio stations: West Coast Talk Radio and Blaine County Radio
- The enhanced version of the game included 162 new songs (404 songs in total) spread across all radio stations, with the exception of East Los FM and Soulwax FM, which feature no new songs, and WCTR and Blaine County Radio, which are talk stations. The PC version and the Ill-Gotten Gains Part 2 update adds a brand new radio station, The Lab, in the game, bringing the total amount of songs to 417.
- In the same vein, Blonded Los Santos (added in GTA Online: The Doomsday Heist) adds 28 songs and Los Santos Underground Radio (added in GTA Online: After Hours) adds 65 songs, bringing the total count to 510.
- In the enhanced version of the game, Los Santos Underground Radio is the largest station with 65 songs, followed by Non-Stop-Pop with 42 songs (formerly the largest station), Radio Mirror Park with 40, and Los Santos Rock Radio with 38.
- In the same vein, Blonded Los Santos (added in GTA Online: The Doomsday Heist) adds 28 songs and Los Santos Underground Radio (added in GTA Online: After Hours) adds 65 songs, bringing the total count to 510.
- Out of all the updated radio stations in the enhanced version, only Radio Los Santos, West Coast Classics, Rebel Radio, The Lowdown 91.1, The Blue Ark, Non-Stop-Pop FM, Channel X, Radio Mirror Park, and Vinewood Boulevard Radio received some of their cut songs back.
- Some of the new songs in the enhanced version are anachronistically featured as they were released after 2013, the year of the game's setting.
- LSUR is the successor radio station of SF-UR from GTA San Andreas.
See Also
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Developer(s) | Rockstar North[a] |
Publisher(s) | Rockstar Games |
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Programmer(s) | Adam Fowler |
Artist(s) | Aaron Garbut |
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Series | Grand Theft Auto |
Engine | RAGE |
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Genre(s) | Action-adventure |
Mode(s) | Single-player, multiplayer |
Grand Theft Auto V is an action-adventure video game developed by Rockstar North and published by Rockstar Games. It was released in September 2013 for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, in November 2014 for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, and in April 2015 for Microsoft Windows. It is the first main entry in the Grand Theft Auto series since 2008's Grand Theft Auto IV. Set within the fictional state of San Andreas, based on Southern California, the single-player story follows three criminals and their efforts to commit heists while under pressure from a government agency. The open world design lets players freely roam San Andreas' open countryside and the fictional city of Los Santos, based on Los Angeles.
The game is played from either a third-person or first-person perspective and its world is navigated on foot or by vehicle. Players control the three lead protagonists throughout single-player and switch between them both during and outside missions. The story is centred on the heist sequences, and many missions involve shooting and driving gameplay. A 'wanted' system governs the aggression of law enforcement response to players who commit crimes. Grand Theft Auto Online, the game's online multiplayer mode, lets up to 30 players engage in a variety of different cooperative and competitive game modes.
The game's development began soon after Grand Theft Auto IV's release and was shared between many of Rockstar's studios worldwide. The development team drew influence from many of their previous projects such as Red Dead Redemption and Max Payne 3 and designed the game around three lead protagonists to innovate on the core structure of its predecessors. Much of the development work constituted the open world's creation, and several team members conducted field research around California to capture footage for the design team. The game's soundtrack features an original score composed by a team of producers who collaborated over several years.
Extensively marketed and widely anticipated, the game broke industry sales records and became the fastest-selling entertainment product in history, earning $800 million in its first day and $1 billion in its first three days. It received widespread critical acclaim, with praise directed at its multiple protagonist design, open world, presentation and gameplay. However, it caused controversies related to its depiction of violence and women. Considered one of seventh and eighth generation console gaming's most significant titles and among the best video games ever made, it won year-end accolades including Game of the Year awards from several gaming publications. It is the third best-selling video game of all time with over 110million copies shipped and one of the most financially successful entertainment products of all time, with about $6 billion in worldwide revenue.
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Gameplay
Grand Theft Auto V is an action-adventure game[2] played from either a third-person[3] or first-person perspective.[4][b] Players complete missions—linear scenarios with set objectives—to progress through the story.[5] Outside of the missions, players may freely roam the open world. Composed of the San Andreas open countryside area, including the fictional Blaine County, and the fictional city of Los Santos, the world is much larger in area than earlier entries in the series.[6][c] It may be fully explored after the game's beginning without restriction, although story progress unlocks more gameplay content.[8]
Players may take cover behind objects during firefights to avoid taking damage from enemies.
Players use melee attacks, firearms and explosives to fight enemies,[d] and may run, jump, swim or use vehicles to navigate the world.[e] To accommodate the map's size, the game introduces vehicle types absent in its predecessor Grand Theft Auto IV, such as fixed-wing aircraft.[11] In combat, auto-aim and a cover system may be used as assistance against enemies.[12] Should players take damage, their health meter will gradually regenerate to its halfway point.[f] Players respawn at hospitals when their health depletes.[10] If players commit crimes, law enforcement agencies may respond as indicated by a 'wanted' meter in the head-up display (HUD).[13] Stars displayed on the meter indicate the current wanted level (for example, at the maximum five-star level, police helicopters and SWAT teams swarm to lethally dispatch players).[14][g] Law enforcement officers will search for players who leave the wanted vicinity. The meter enters a cool-down mode and eventually recedes when players are hidden from the officers' line of sight that displays on the mini-map.[16][h]
The single-player mode lets players control three characters: Michael De Santa, Trevor Philips and Franklin Clinton—criminals whose stories interconnect as they complete missions. Some missions are completed with only one character and others feature two or three.[18] Outside the missions, players may switch between characters at will by a directional compass on the HUD. The game may switch characters automatically during missions to complete certain objectives. A character's compass avatar will flash red if he is in danger and needs help, and flash white if he has a strategic advantage.[19] Though players complete missions as any of the three protagonists, the more difficult heist missions require aid from AI-controlled accomplices with unique skill sets like computer hacking and driving. If an accomplice survives a successful heist, they take a cut from the cash reward[20] and may be available for later missions with improvements to their unique skills.[21] Some heists afford multiple strategies; in a holdup mission, players may either stealthily subdue civilians with an incapacitating agent or conspicuously storm the venue with guns drawn.[22]
Each character has a set of eight skills that represent their ability in certain areas such as shooting and driving. Though skills improve through play, each character has a skill with expertise by default (e.g. Trevor's flying skill).[23] The eighth 'special' skill determines the effectiveness in performing an ability that is unique to each respective character. Michael enters bullet time in combat, Franklin slows down time while driving, and Trevor deals twice as much damage to enemies while taking half as much in combat.[24] A meter on each character's HUD depletes when an ability is being used and regenerates when players perform skilful actions (for example, drifting in vehicles as Franklin or performing headshots as Michael).[25]
While free roaming the game world, players may engage in context-specific activities such as scuba diving and BASE jumping. Each character has a smartphone for contacting friends, starting activities and accessing an in-game Internet.[26] The Internet lets players trade in stocks via a stock market.[27] Players may purchase properties such as garages and businesses, upgrade the weapons and vehicles in each character's arsenal. Players may also visit places such as cinemas and strip clubs. Player can also customise their appearance by purchasing outfits, haircuts and tattoos.[28]
Plot
Michael Townley, Trevor Philips, and Brad Snider partake in a botched robbery in Ludendorff, North Yankton. Nine years later, Michael is living under witness protection with his family in Los Santos, under the alias Michael De Santa. Across town, gangbanger Franklin Clinton is working for a corrupt Armenian car salesman and meets Michael while attempting to fraudulently repossess his son's car; the two later become friends. When Michael finds his wife Amanda sleeping with her tennis coach, he and Franklin chase the coach to a mansion, which Michael destroys in anger. The owner turns out to be the girlfriend of Martin Madrazo, a Mexican drug lord who demands compensation to avoid further violence. Michael returns to a life of crime to obtain the money, enlisting Franklin as an accomplice. With the help of Michael's old friend Lester Crest, a disabled hacker, they perform a jewellery shop heist to pay off the debt. Trevor, who now lives in a trailer park on the outskirts of Los Santos, hears of the heist and realises that it was Michael's handiwork; Trevor had believed that Michael was killed in their botched robbery nine years ago. Trevor surprises Michael and reunites with him, after tracking down his home.
As time goes on, the personal lives of the protagonists begin to spiral out of control. Michael's increasingly erratic behaviour prompts his family to leave him. When he becomes a movie producer at film studio Richards Majestic, Michael comes into conflict with Devin Weston, a self-made billionaire venture capitalist and corporate raider, who vows revenge after his attempts to shut down the studio are thwarted by him. Franklin, meanwhile, rescues his friend Lamar Davis from gangster and former friend Harold 'Stretch' Joseph, who repeatedly attempts to kill Lamar to prove himself to his new brethren. At the same time, Trevor's reckless efforts to consolidate his control over various black markets in Blaine County see him waging war against The Lost outlaw motorcycle club, several Latin American street gangs, rival meth dealers, hillbillies, private security firm Merryweather, and Triad kingpin Wei Cheng.
Federal Investigation Bureau (FIB) agents Dave Norton and Steve Haines contact Michael and demand that he perform a series of operations to undermine a rival agency, the International Affairs Agency (IAA).[i] Under Steve's direction and with Lester's help, they attack an armoured convoy carrying funds intended for the IAA, and steal an experimental chemical weapon from an IAA-controlled lab. As Steve comes under increasing scrutiny, he forces Michael and Franklin to erase any evidence being used against him from the FIB servers. Michael takes the opportunity to wipe the data on his own activities, destroying Steve's leverage over him.
Eventually, Michael, Trevor, Franklin, and Lester start planning their most daring feat ever: raiding the Union Depository's gold bullion reserve. By this time, Michael reconciles with his family. However, Trevor discovers that Brad was not imprisoned as led to believe, but killed during the Ludendorff heist and buried in the grave marked for Michael. Trevor's feelings of betrayal cause friction within the group and threaten to undermine their Union Depository plans. When Michael and Dave are betrayed by Steve and become caught in a Mexican standoff between the FIB, IAA, and Merryweather, Trevor, feeling that he is the only one that has the right to kill Michael, comes to their aid. Despite not forgiving Michael, Trevor agrees to perform the Union Depository heist and part ways with him afterwards.
The heist is completed successfully, but Franklin is then approached separately by Steve and Dave, who contend that Trevor is a liability, and Devin, who wants retribution for Michael's betrayal. Franklin has three choices: kill Trevor, kill Michael, or attempt to save both in a suicide mission. Should Franklin choose to kill either Michael or Trevor, he ceases contact with the man he spares and returns to his old life.[30][31] Otherwise, the trio withstands an onslaught from the FIB and Merryweather before going on to kill Steve, Stretch, Wei, and Devin. Michael and Trevor reconcile, and the three cease working together but remain friends.[32]
Development
Rockstar North began to develop Grand Theft Auto V in 2008, following Grand Theft Auto IV's release.[33] Development was conducted by a team of more than 1,000 people, including Rockstar North's core team and staff from parent company Rockstar Games' studios around the world.[34] The proprietary Rockstar Advanced Game Engine (RAGE) was overhauled for the game to improve its draw distance rendering capabilities.[35] The Euphoria and Bullet software handle additional animation and rendering tasks.[36] Having become familiar with the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 hardware over time, Rockstar found they were able to push the consoles' graphical capabilities further than in previous games.[37] Analyst estimations place the game's combined development and marketing budget at more than GB£170 million (US$265 million), which would make it the most expensive game ever made at that time.[38][j]
The open world was modelled on Southern California and Los Angeles,[40] and its design and in-game render constituted much of the game's early work.[41] Key members of the game world production team took field research trips throughout the region and documented their research with photo and video footage.[37]Google Maps projections of Los Angeles were used by the team to help design Los Santos' road networks.[42][43] To reflect and reproduce Los Angeles' demographic spread, the developers studied census data and watched documentaries about the city.[35] The team considered creating the open world the most technically demanding aspect of the game's production.[33]
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A fundamental design goal from the outset was to innovate on the series core structure by giving players control of three lead protagonists instead of one.[41] The idea was first raised during Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas' development, but contemporaneous hardware restrictions made it infeasible.[44] Having developed two Grand Theft Auto IV episodic expansion packs featuring new protagonists in 2009, the team wanted to base Grand Theft Auto V around three simultaneously controlled protagonists.[11] The team viewed it as a spiritual successor to many of their previous games (such as Grand Theft Auto IV, Red Dead Redemption and Max Payne 3), and designed it to improve upon their gameplay mechanics.[19][45] They sought to improve the action gameplay by refining the shooting mechanics and cover system[46] and reworked the driving mechanics to correct Grand Theft Auto IV's difficult vehicle controls.[47]
After an audition process, Ned Luke, Shawn Fonteno and Steven Ogg were selected to portray Michael, Franklin and Trevor, respectively.[48] Their performances were mostly recorded using motion capture technology,[49] but dialogue for scenes with characters seated in vehicles was recorded in studios instead.[50] The game is the first in its series to feature an original score, composed by a team of producers collaborating with each other over several years.[51] Licensed music provided by an in-game radio is also used.[52] The team licensed more than 241 tracks shared between fifteen radio stations, with an additional two stations providing talk radio.[k] Some of the tracks were written specifically for the game, such as rapper and producer Flying Lotus' original work composed for the FlyLo FM radio station he hosts.[54]
The game was first announced by Rockstar Games on 25 October 2011.[55] They released its debut trailer one week later,[56] with an official press release acknowledging its setting.[57] Journalists noted that the announcement ignited widespread anticipation within the gaming industry, which they owed to the cultural significance of the series.[58][59][60] The game missed its original projected Q2 2013 release date, pushed back to 17 September to allow for further polishing.[61] To spur pre-order game sales, Rockstar collaborated with several retail outlets to make a special edition with extra in-game features.[62] They ran a viral marketing strategy with a website for a fictional religious cult, 'The Epsilon Program', that offered users the chance to feature in the game as members of the cult.[63]
A comparison of the PlayStation 4 (left) and PlayStation 3 (right) versions of the game. The enhanced re-release features greater draw distances and higher-resolution textures than the original versions.
Revit 2018 full download. A re-release of the game was announced for Microsoft Windows (PC), PlayStation 4 and Xbox One at E3 2014. This enhanced version features an increased draw distance, finer texture details, denser traffic, upgraded weather effects, and new wildlife and vegetation.[64] It includes a new on-foot first-person view option, which required the development team to overhaul the animation system to accommodate first-person gameplay.[4] The PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions were released on 18 November 2014.[65] The PC version, initially scheduled for simultaneous release with the console versions,[64] was delayed until 14 April 2015.[66] According to Rockstar, it required extra development time for 'polish'.[67] The PC version is capable of 60 frames per second gameplay at 4K resolution, and the Rockstar Editor lets players capture and edit gameplay videos.[68] Plans to develop single-player downloadable content were later scrapped as the team focused resources on Grand Theft Auto Online and Red Dead Redemption 2.[69]
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Grand Theft Auto V was released to critical acclaim.[82]Metacritic, which assigns a normalised rating in the 0–100 range, calculated an average score of 97 out of 100 based on 50 reviews for the PlayStation 3 version[70] and 58 reviews for the Xbox 360 version.[71] The game is Metacritic's fifth-highest rated, tied with a number of others.[l] Reviewers liked the multiple lead character formula,[84][74][78] heist mission design[85][86][87] and presentation,[16][80][88] but some did not agree on the quality of the story and characters.[73][79][81][89]IGN's Keza MacDonald called Grand Theft Auto V 'one of the very best video games ever made',[78] and Play considered it 'generation-defining' and 'exceptional'.[80]Edge wrote that it is a 'remarkable achievement' in open world design and storytelling,[90] while The Daily Telegraph's Tom Hoggins declared it a 'colossal feat of technical engineering'.[91] It became only the second ever western developed game to be awarded a perfect score from the Japanese video game magazine Famitsu.[92]CNET's Jeff Bakalar felt that the game encouraged players to engage with all three characters.[93]Edge found that switching players was helpful for avoiding long travel times to mission start points.[84] Because of the switching mechanic, Game Informer's Matt Bertz noted that players are kept 'in the thick of the action' during shootouts.[74]Eurogamer's Tom Bramwell wrote that switching added a tactical element to shootouts as characters set up in strategic outposts would cause fewer 'shooting gallery' situations than previous instalments.[73] IGN's MacDonald felt the switching feature gave players more choice in their approach and made missions less predictable.[78]
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Giant Bomb's Jeff Gerstmann considered the heist missions a welcome deviation from series typical mission structure.[85]Eurogamer's Bramwell likened them to 'blockbuster set-pieces'[73] and GameSpot's Carolyn Petit cited the 1995 film Heat as a stylistic influence on their design.[76]Joystiq's Xav de Matos felt creativity and methodical approaches were encouraged.[79]Polygon's Chris Plante likened rapid character switching during heist missions to 'film editing, with the player serving as editor, switching rapidly to the most interesting perspective for any moment'.[86]Computer and Video Games' Andy Kelly felt that overall mission design was more diverse than and lacked the escort errands of its predecessors.[87]
Los Santos, the city featured in the game's open world. Reviewers praised its design and similarity to Los Angeles. The departure from Grand Theft Auto IV's Liberty City was also well received.
Edge praised the game's graphical fidelity and absence of load screens.[84]Play complimented the draw distances and weather and lighting systems.[80]Eurogamer's Bramwell considered the lighting system to be the game's biggest advancement.[73]Official Xbox Magazine (OXM)'s Mikel Reparaz thought that the game was 'probably the Xbox 360's greatest technical achievement', and was surprised that the open world could render on the console.[89] Reviewers lauded the open world's design, some further complimenting the game for streamlining Los Angeles' geography into a well-designed city space.[16][73]GameTrailers' Brandon Jones considered the Los Angeles emulation authentic and the open world 'full of voice and personality'.[94] IGN and PlayStation Official Magazine (OPM) made favourable comparisons between Los Santos and Grand Theft Auto IV's Liberty City.[78][88]OXM's Reparez felt Los Santos surpassed the 'grey and gritty' Liberty City.[89] Reviewers praised the world's satire of contemporary American culture[16][73][78][79][87]--OPM's Joel Gregory opined that 'the scathing social commentary is, of course, present and correct'.[88]
Destructoid's Jim Sterling called the sound design 'impeccable' and praised the actors' performances, original soundtrack and licensed music use.[16] IGN and Giant Bomb commended the music selection and felt that the original score enhanced dramatic tension during missions.[78][85] GameSpot's Petit wrote that the score 'lends missions more cinematic flavour'.[76]Edge said that the licensed music enhanced the city's 'already remarkable sense of space' and that the original score improved the atmosphere of the gameplay. They summarised the game as 'a compendium of everything Rockstar has learnt about the power of game music in the past decade'.[95]
Many reviewers found the land-based vehicles more responsive and easier to control than in previous games.[90][76][80][88][89]Game Informer's Bertz explained that 'cars have a proper sense of weight, while retaining the agility necessary for navigating through traffic at high speeds'.[74] In addition to the vehicle handling, most reviewers noted the shooting mechanics were tighter than they had been in previous games,[74][76][78] but Destructoid's Sterling felt that in spite of the improvements, auto-aim was 'twitchy and unreliable' and cover mechanics 'still come off as dated and unwieldy'.[16] Some reviewers felt the game solved a continual problem by adding mid-mission checkpoints.[73][78][91]
The story and characters—particularly Trevor—polarised reviewers. Some felt that the narrative was not as well written as previous Rockstar games and cited Grand Theft Auto IV and Red Dead Redemption's plot strengths.[73][74][79][89] Others felt that the protagonists' contrasting personalities gave the narrative tighter pacing.[16][84][78][86]GamesRadar's Hollander Cooper thought the game negated inconsistencies in the story of previous entries, whose single lead protagonists had muddled morality.[77] GameSpot's Petit considered Trevor, in particular, a 'truly horrible, terrifying, psychotic human being—and a terrific character'.[76]Eurogamer's Bramwell found Trevor 'shallow and unconvincing', and felt that his eccentricities hurt the narrative and overshadowed Michael and Franklin's character development.[73] Joystiq's de Matos faulted the protagonists' lack of likability for him, and found the ambivalence between Michael and Trevor a tired plot device as their conflict grew into a 'seemingly endless cycle'.[79]The Escapist's Greg Tito had difficulty connecting with the characters' emotions since they acted out of greed with no sense of morality and thus gave players little reason to support them.[81]
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Grand Theft Auto V's re-release, similarly, received critical acclaim. Metacritic calculated an average score of 97 out of 100 based on 66 reviews for the PlayStation 4 version[97] and 14 reviews for the Xbox One version,[98] and 96 out of 100 based on 48 reviews for the PC version.[96]Game Informer's Andrew Reiner considered the addition of first-person 'another significant breakthrough for the series' in the vein of Grand Theft Auto III's shift to third-person from Grand Theft Auto's bird's-eye view.[100] GameSpot's Mark Walton found that playing in first-person heightened the impact of Grand Theft Auto V's violence, which made him reflect on morality and character motivation more than before.[99] VideoGamer.com opined that players feel like inhabitants of the world, rather than 'guns attached to a floating camera'.[104] IGN's Dan Stapleton found the game more immersive in first-person, creating a 'surprisingly different experience'.[101] VideoGamer.com praised the 'finer details' in first-person animations like camera lean when players take corners on motorcycles, or the navigational instruments in plane cockpits.[104] Reviewers found playing the game more difficult in first-person,[99][101] but Game Informer's Reiner preferred the challenge.[100]
GameSpot's Walton thought the graphics improvements made the open world 'even more spectacular', especially because of improved spatial anti-aliasing. Of the first-person view, he said that 'at ground level everything looks bigger and more imposing' because of the improved graphics.[99] IGN's Stapleton favoured the PlayStation 4 version's graphics over the Xbox One but thought both consoles rendered the game well and maintained mostly consistent frame rates.[101] He praised the increased frame rate and graphics options offered in the PC version.[106] VideoGamer.com called the console version's frame rate so consistent it was 'scarcely believable',[104] although GameSpot's Walton cited occasional frame rate dips.[99] GameSpot's Peter Brown opined that the PC version let players 'witness the full extent of Rockstar's admirable handiwork', but noted that it 'retains evidence of its last-gen roots .. with simple geometry'.[99] VideoGamer.com praised the Rockstar Editor's accessibility on PC but criticised some of its limitations, such as camera angle restrictions.[105] IGN's Stapleton appreciated the PC version's customisable controls,[106] and GameSpot's Brown felt that constant switching between the mouse and keyboard and a gamepad was necessary for 'the best experience'.[99]PC Gamer's Chris Thursten called the game 'the most beautiful, expansive and generous' of the series.[103]
On the game's multiplayer, IGN's Stapleton reported low player counts in matches, long wait times in lobbies, server disconnection and occasional crashes. 'Because of that,' he wrote, 'I can't strongly recommend .. the multiplayer experience alone'.[101] VideoGamer.com found online character progression streamlined by comparison with the original version. According to them, the 'grind of just doing PvP until co-op Jobs arrive with regularity'[104] was lost, and newcomers would likely find multiplayer enjoyable and balanced. However, they wrote of frequent server disconnection, especially during load screens.[104] GameSpot's Walton thought that Grand Theft Auto Online 'still suffers from a lack of direction' for its open-ended and frenetic gameplay, but still is fun.[99]Game Informer's Reiner reported 'minimal lag or issues in the expanded firefights and races'.[100]
Accolades
Grand Theft Auto Vreceived multiple nominations and awards from gaming publications. Prior to its release, it received Most Anticipated Game at the 2012Spike Video Game Awards.[58] The game was review aggregators Metacritic and GameRankings' highest rated for the year 2013.[107][108] The game appeared on several year-end lists of 2013's best games, receiving wins from independent journalist Tom Chick,[109]CNET,[110]Edge,[111] the 31st Golden Joystick Awards,[112] the 5th Annual Inside Gaming Awards[113] the Spike VGX 2013 Awards,[114]Slant Magazine[115] and Time.[116] It was named the Best Xbox Game by Canada.com,[117] GameSpot,[118] and IGN,[119] and the Best Multiplatform Game by Destructoid.[120] Rockstar Games and Rockstar North won Best Studio and Best Developer from Edge,[121] and the BAFTA Academy Fellowship Award at the 10th British Academy Video Games Awards.[122]
The sims 4 skins cc. Various in-game elements were recognised with awards. Two characters, Trevor Philips and Lamar Davis, received numerous nominations for Best Character, and Lamar won the award from Giant Bomb.[123] The music received awards from Spike VGX,[114]Hardcore Gamer[124] and The Daily Telegraph.[125]Grand Theft Auto Online won Best Multiplayer from GameTrailers[126] and BAFTA,[122] and Best Xbox 360 Multiplayer from IGN.[127]Online was also nominated for Biggest Disappointment by Game Revolution[128] and Hardcore Gamer.[129]Grand Theft Auto V won Best Technical Achievement in the Telegraph Video Game Awards,[125] and Best Technology at the 14th Annual Game Developers Choice Awards.[130] The graphical and artistic design received awards from IGN,[131]The Daily Telegraph[125] and BAFTA,[122] and a nomination at the Game Developers Choice Awards.[130]
The game received numerous other awards. It was awarded the title of Most Immersive Game at the Inside Gaming Awards.[113] The general public voted for the game to receive the User Choice Award at the PlayStation Awards 2013[132] and the Community Choice award from Destructoid.[133] The game received the Platinum Award at the PlayStation Awards[132] and was named the Best British Game from BAFTA.[122] At IGN's Best of 2013 Awards, it received multiple wins, including Best Xbox 360 Graphics,[131] Best Xbox 360 Sound,[134] and Best Action Game on Xbox 360,[119] PlayStation 3[135] and overall.[136]
Sales
Within 24 hours of its release, Grand Theft Auto V generated more than US$800 million in worldwide revenue, equating to approximately 11.21 million copies sold for Take-Two Interactive.[137][m] The numbers nearly doubled analysts' expectations for the title.[139][140] Three days after release, the game had surpassed one billion dollars in sales, making it the fastest selling entertainment product in history.[141][n] Six weeks after its release, Rockstar had shipped nearly 29 million copies of the game to retailers, exceeding the lifetime figures of Grand Theft Auto IV.[143] On 7 October 2013, the game became the best-selling digital release on PlayStation Store for PlayStation 3, breaking the previous record set by The Last of Us, though numerical sales figures were not disclosed.[144][145] It broke seven Guinness World Records on 8 October: best-selling video game in 24 hours, best-selling action-adventure video game in 24 hours, highest grossing video game in 24 hours, fastest entertainment property to gross US$1 billion, fastest video game to gross US$1 billion, highest revenue generated by an entertainment product in 24 hours, and most viewed trailer for an action-adventure video game.[2] A digital version was released on 18 October for the Xbox 360,[146] which went on to become the highest grossing day-one and week-one release on Xbox Live.[147] By May 2014, the game had generated nearly US$1.98 billion in revenue.[148] As of August 2014, the game has sold-in over 34 million units to retailers for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.[149] By December 2014, the game had shipped 45 million copies, including 10 million copies of the re-released version.[150] By April 2018, the game had generated about $6 billion, making it one of the most profitable entertainment products of all time.[151][152] As of May 2019, the game has shipped over 110 million copies worldwide across all platforms.[153]
In the United Kingdom, the game became the all-time fastest-selling, selling more than 2.25 million copies in five days. This broke the record set by Call of Duty: Black Ops at two million copies over the same period. It broke the day one record by selling 1.57 million copies and generating £65 million.[154] In two weeks, the game sold more than 2.6 million copies and generated £90 million, which accounted for 52% of games sold in September 2013.[155] After three weeks on sale, it beat Grand Theft Auto IV's lifetime sales in the United Kingdom.[156] In its fourth week, it became the fastest-selling title to break the three million barrier in the UK, thus overtaking Black Ops II's lifetime sales.[157] In November 2014, the game became the best-selling game of all time in the UK, overtaking Black Ops.[158] The game was similarly successful in North America: it was the best selling game in September, representing over 50% of software sales[159] and boosting overall software sales by 52% compared to September 2012.[160]
Grand Theft Auto Online
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Developed in tandem with the single-player mode, the online multiplayer mode Grand Theft Auto Online was conceived as a separate experience to be played in a continually evolving world.[161] Up to 30 players[o] freely roam across the game world and enter lobbies to complete jobs (story-driven competitive and cooperative modes).[162] The Content Creator toolset lets players create their own parameters for custom jobs, like racetracks and deathmatch weapon spawn points.[163] Players may band together in organised player teams called crews to complete jobs together. Rockstar Games Social Club extends crews formed in Max Payne 3's multiplayer mode to those of Grand Theft Auto Online. Players may create their own crews and join up to five total. Crews win multiplayer matches to earn experience points and climb online leaderboards.[164]
Grand Theft Auto Online launched on 1 October 2013, two weeks after Grand Theft Auto V's release.[165] Many players reported connection difficulties and game freezes during load screens.[166][167] Rockstar released a technical patch on 5 October in an effort to resolve the issues,[168] but problems persisted the second week following launch as some players reported their character progress as having disappeared.[169] Another technical patch was released on 10 October combating the issues[170] and Rockstar offered a GTA$500,000 (in-game currency) stimulus to the accounts of all players connected to Online since launch as recompense.[171] Because of the widespread technical issues present at launch, many reviewers bemoaned their Grand Theft Auto Online experience but generally recognised its open-ended exploration and dynamic content as strengths.[172][173][174][175][176]
Post-release content is continually added to Grand Theft Auto Online through free title updates. Some updates add new game modes and features,[177][178] and others feature themed gameplay content, such as the Independence Day Special update that added patriotic-themed content on 1 July 2014.[179] The widely anticipated[180][181] Online Heists update launched on 10 March 2015 and suffered some initial technical difficulties due to the increased user load.[182] Shortly after the game's PC release, some players reported being banned from Grand Theft Auto Online for using field of view and cosmetic mods in single-player.[183] Rockstar stated in their official blog that nobody had been banned from Online for using single-player mods, but that recent updates to the PC version had the 'unintentional effect' of making such mods unplayable. They stated that mods are unauthorised and may cause unforeseen technical problems and instabilities.[184]
Controversies
The game has generated several controversies related to its violence and depiction of women. A mission that requires players to use torture equipment in a hostage interrogation polarised reviewers, who noted its political commentary but felt that the torture sequence was in poor taste.[78][185] The mission also received criticism from politicians and anti-torture charity groups.[186] The game became subject to widespread online debate over its portrayal of women, particularly in the wake of the backlash against GameSpot journalist Carolyn Petit when she claimed the game was misogynistic in her review.[76][187] After Petit's review webpage received more than 20,000 largely negative comments, many journalists defended her right to an opinion and lamented the gaming community's defensiveness towards criticism.[188][189] Television personality Karen Gravano and actress Lindsay Lohan both filed lawsuits against Rockstar in allegation that characters in the game were based on their likenesses.[190][191] Their lawsuits were later dismissed.[192] Australian department store Target pulled the game from their 300 stores following a Change.org petition against depictions of violence towards women in the game.[193]
Legacy
Critics concurred that Grand Theft Auto V was among seventh generation console gaming's best[27] and a great closing title before the eighth generation's emergence.[194][195]Polygon's Plante observed that the game would 'bridge between games' present and the future', and declared it 'the closure of this generation, and the benchmark for the next'.[86] VideoGamer.com's Simon Miller considered it 'the ultimate swansong for this console cycle' that would 'cast a long shadow over the next'.[196] Three days after its release, the game ranked second on IGN's 'Top 25 Xbox 360 Games' list. Editor Ryan McCaffrey considered that the open world's scale and detail succeeded the majority of other Xbox 360 games. He called the game 'a triumph both for gamers and for the medium itself, and it deserves its runaway success'.[197] In November 2013, Hardcore Gamer placed the game third on their 'Top 100 Games of the Generation' list. They cited its improved shooting and driving mechanics over its predecessors, and considered the multiple protagonist design 'a welcome change of pace' that could become an eighth generation gaming benchmark.[198] In December, The Daily Telegraph listed the game among their '50 best games of the console generation'. They called it a 'cultural behemoth' that 'will be Rockstar's lasting legacy'.[199]
In January 2014, Computer and Video Games ranked the game fourth on their 'Games of the Generation 20–1' list.Editor Rob Crossley said that for the first time, Rockstar created an 'utterly beautiful' open world. He found that the game did away with Grand Theft Auto IV's repetitive mission design and focused instead on fun gameplay.[200] In May, IGN ranked it eighth on their 'Top 100 Games of a Generation' list and called it a 'huge, raucous, and wildly ambitious bridge towards the [eighth] generation of console gaming'.[201] The next month, it placed third on IGN's 'Games of a Generation: Your Top 100' list as voted by the site's readers.[202] In August, Game Informer ranked it third on their 'Top 10 Action Games Of The Generation' list. They compared the game's quality to that of its predecessor but thought that its ensemble character set-up, varied missions and multiplayer superseded Grand Theft Auto IV's placement on the list. They wrote of the story's absurd drama and the open world's vastness, and did not 'regret a single second' spent playing the game.[203] In November, Edge named it the fifth best game of its generation and commented that 'no other game studio is even daring to attempt an open world game in its tradition because there is simply no possibility of measuring up to [its] standards.'[204] In 2015, the publication rated it the second greatest video game of all time.[205] The game ranked high on several best game lists determined by the public; it featured eighth on Empire's '100 Greatest Video Games Of All Time' list, and fifth on Good Game's 'Top 100 Games' list, as voted by the magazine and programme's respective audiences.[206][207] It was the most tweeted game of 2015, despite being released over a year earlier.[208]
Notes
- ^Additional work by Rockstar San Diego, Rockstar Leeds, Rockstar Toronto, Rockstar New England and Rockstar London.[1]
- ^The first-person view is only available in the Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions of the game.[4]
- ^Art director Aaron Garbut estimated that it is large enough to fit the game worlds of Red Dead Redemption, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas and Grand Theft Auto IV inside of it.[7]
- ^Accessed via a pop-up 'weapon wheel' that features eight slots corresponding to different weapon types.[9]
- ^Players can alternatively hail taxicabs that drive to specific destinations.[10]
- ^Health is fully replenished by using first aid kits or consuming food and drink.[10]
- ^Players arrested or killed by officers during missions may restart from the last checkpoint.[15]
- ^Players may take alternative evasive measures like respraying their vehicle at chop shops, which instantly erases the wanted level.[17]
- ^In Grand Theft Auto V, the FIB and IAA are fictionalised parodies of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), respectively.[29]
- ^Media analyst Arvind Bhatia estimated that the development budget exceeded US US$137 million.[39]The Scotsman reporter Marty McLaughlin estimated that the combined budget of the development and marketing efforts exceeded GB£170 million (US$265 million).[38]
- ^The Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions add another 162 tracks to the in-game radio.[53]
- ^Grand Theft Auto V shares its status as fifth-highest rated game on Metacritic with eleven others: there are four games rated higher.[83]
- ^The game's first-day sales record beat the previous record of US$500 million set by Call of Duty: Black Ops II.[138]
- ^The game's US$1 billion revenue broke the previous record set by Call of Duty: Black Ops II, which took 15 days to surpass US$1 billion in sales.[142]
- ^The PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions of Grand Theft Auto Online allow up to 16 concurrent players,[162] while the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Windows versions allow up to 30 concurrent players.[65]
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