Rockstar Games has rolled out its sixth post-launch update for the Enhanced version of Grand Theft Auto V on PC, a move that comes amid a backdrop of mixed reviews from players. Interestingly, this update also extends to the Legacy version of GTA V on PC, indicating the company’s commitment to improving the overall gaming experience across its platforms.
This latest patch arrives a few weeks after the Enhanced version’s release, which has been met with a wave of criticism, making it the lowest-rated GTA title on Steam to date. Following an initial burst of patches shortly after launch, the frequency of updates has notably diminished, leading to heightened anticipation for this latest fix.
Fixes And Download Size
The update, which weighs in at approximately 1.15GB, varies slightly depending on whether players access it via the Rockstar Games Launcher, Steam, or the Epic Games Store. Upon logging into their respective platforms, users will automatically receive the patch. The detailed patch notes, available on the Rockstar Support site, are as follows:
[April 10, 2025] – (GTAV Legacy)
- General fixes for stability
[April 10, 2025] – (GTAV Enhanced)
- General fixes for stability and security
- Resolved an issue where the Pause menu would open unexpectedly, disrupting gameplay when ‘P’ was pressed during yacht naming.
- Addressed a glitch that caused the ‘Ignore Suggested Limits’ option to revert after adjusting other graphic settings.
- Fixed an audio issue where tire screeching sounds became unnaturally high-pitched.
- Corrected a problem where DualSense controller Adaptive Trigger settings remained editable when a different input device was in use.
This update appears to primarily enhance compatibility with Xbox’s PC Game Pass service, as both versions of GTA V will be available on the subscription starting April 15th. For further information, players can refer to the official announcements.
Despite these improvements, several significant issues within GTA V Enhanced remain unaddressed, which have been outlined in a separate article. The gaming community is hopeful that Rockstar will prioritize these fixes in forthcoming updates.
Additionally, Rockstar recently implemented a background update for all versions of GTA Online, addressing various gameplay issues. The patch notes compiled by Tez2 include:
- Fixed a bug causing the Fully Stocked award to reset when replaying the Oscar Guzman Flies Again mission.
- Resolved an issue preventing players from unlocking the Hired Gun Outfit through Career Progress challenges.
- Corrected a glitch that hindered players from obtaining the Mr. Right outfit after completing 30 Tier 4 Progress challenges.
As players continue to navigate the new landscape of GTA V on PC, feedback and experiences are welcomed in the comments section below.
New GTA V Update Released On PC Ahead Of Xbox Game Pass Inclusion
Rockstar Games has rolled out its sixth post-launch update for the Enhanced version of Grand Theft Auto V on PC, a move that comes amid a backdrop of mixed reviews from players. Interestingly, this update also extends to the Legacy version of GTA V on PC, indicating the company’s commitment to improving the overall gaming experience across its platforms.
This latest patch arrives a few weeks after the Enhanced version’s release, which has been met with a wave of criticism, making it the lowest-rated GTA title on Steam to date. Following an initial burst of patches shortly after launch, the frequency of updates has notably diminished, leading to heightened anticipation for this latest fix.
Fixes And Download Size
The update, which weighs in at approximately 1.15GB, varies slightly depending on whether players access it via the Rockstar Games Launcher, Steam, or the Epic Games Store. Upon logging into their respective platforms, users will automatically receive the patch. The detailed patch notes, available on the Rockstar Support site, are as follows:
[April 10, 2025] – (GTAV Legacy)
[April 10, 2025] – (GTAV Enhanced)
This update appears to primarily enhance compatibility with Xbox’s PC Game Pass service, as both versions of GTA V will be available on the subscription starting April 15th. For further information, players can refer to the official announcements.
Despite these improvements, several significant issues within GTA V Enhanced remain unaddressed, which have been outlined in a separate article. The gaming community is hopeful that Rockstar will prioritize these fixes in forthcoming updates.
Additionally, Rockstar recently implemented a background update for all versions of GTA Online, addressing various gameplay issues. The patch notes compiled by Tez2 include:
As players continue to navigate the new landscape of GTA V on PC, feedback and experiences are welcomed in the comments section below.