Popular GTA V roleplaying mods get official support from Rockstar

Rockstar has announced it's partnering with the developer behind FiveM for official support.
The Fame or Shame van from GTA V with characters standing outside it
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Over the last couple of years, roleplaying content inside of Grand Theft Auto V has carved out a considerable audience and community online. After seeing much success, the developer behind the mods, Cfx.re, has been acquired by Rockstar Games, meaning that FiveM and RedM are now officially part of Rockstar.

Rockstar made the announcement in a blog post, stating that the company has been excited by what has been accomplished in the roleplaying communities. This new partnership is intended to help the team at Cfx.re better implement these mods and ensure that it can optimize its current services. The GTA developer states that there will be more news in the coming weeks.

The GTA roleplaying mod FiveM was first released in 2015, two years after GTA V, but didn’t start hitting its stride until 2020 when many were stuck inside due to social distancing. Since then, it has been an inspiration for YouTube videos, Twitch streams, and TikTok clips amassing hundreds of thousands of views due to their often chaotic nature.

This news follows a previous development from Rockstar where the company expanded its modding rules to allow the multiplayer mod to thrive. Now, it should be able to improve and expand, potentially even becoming a core part of Rockstar’s games moving forward.

Check back at Try Hard Guides for all the latest information about FiveM and RedM being acquired by Rockstar.

Christian Harrison

Christian Harrison

Christian Harrison is a writer and gamer, the latter he's been doing for the last two decades. When not working, he enjoys streaming the latest show or spending time with his family and friends. Contact: Christian@tryhardguides.com

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