Late last month, Rockstar Games announced that GTA 5 would be getting a huge free update for all players on PC, bringing the game up to the standard of the PS5 and Xbox Series X|S versions of the games and sprinkling in a few additions just for PC players. Now, that upgrade is live for all players, and upgrading is quick and easy.

The GTA 5 Enhanced brings several new additions, including exclusive vehicles from Hao’s Special Works, such as the Pegassi Weaponized Ignus, Coil Cyclone II, and Karin S95. Additionally, select existing vehicles can now be upgraded for HSW performance enhancements.

Grand Theft Auto 5's long-awaited enhanced upgrade on PC is finally out now, having released on March 4 through Steam and the Rockstar Games Launcher. On Steam, the game has a "mixed" aggregate review rating, with some user reviews mentioning that some chat functionality has apparently been removed.

Rockstar launched the next-gen console version of GTA 5 for PC players this week but some people are having trouble migrating their online profile from the Legacy to the Enhanced edition of the game.

The GTA 5 Enhanced Edition PC is currently trending on the internet, leaving many fans confused about what it actually is.

Here's a rundown on the key differences between GTA 5 Legacy and Enhanced on PC, including graphics upgrades, performance changes, and new features.

The Enhanced Edition of GTA 5 is here, but one fan-favorite feature is notably missing from the game at launch.

If you're having trouble launching GTA 5 Enhanced or the game keeps crashing, here are some things that might help.

The very first step you should try is verifying your game files. To do this, open the launcher, navigate to Settings > My Installed Games and click Grand Theft Auto V > Verify Int

GTA 5's Enhanced Edition is finally here for PC gamers, and it looks great — here's all you need to know about the huge free update from Rockstar ahead of GTA 6 news