GTA V Gets Ray Traced Reflections on PS5 and XSX, Still No Word for PC Ray Tracing

Dec 7, 2022 at 08:15am EST
GTA V

Yesterday, Rockstar Games announced that GTA V and GTA Online will soon get a new update to add ray traced reflections on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X while using the Fidelity Mode. The latest consoles from Sony and Microsoft already featured ray traced shadows (albeit only for those cast by the sun), as well as 3D audio support, shorter loading times, and haptic feedback on PlayStation 5's DualSense controller. Unfortunately, none of these features have been ported yet to PC. We asked Rockstar again just yesterday and they had no further update to share.

The upcoming GTA V/GTA Online update also adds a bunch of content and quality-of-life improvements, though.

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General Improvements

Vehicle Updates

Economy Updates

GTA V is the second best-selling game of all time (behind Minecraft), with over 170 million units sold. The real golden goose is GTA Online, though, which remains extremely popular (while, for instance, the more recent Red Dead Online is already being left to rot) and will likely continue to be supported at least until GTA VI is released, if not beyond that.

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