When it comes to mod menus in GTA Online, Stand is by far one of the most popular and recognizable names in the game. Its prices are cheap, and it's even free to use for Grand Theft Auto V's ...

It might be an exciting day for GTA V players because another awesome mod is out. FiveM, a multiplayer modification for Grand Theft Auto V is out for testing in Experimental builds. This is an ...

Mod menus make a GTA 5 player's life convenient. Coupled with that, GTA 5 has arguably the richest modding scene in the entire series, so it's only inevitable that it will have several noteworthy mod ...

Last week, Rockstar banned a number of Grand Theft Auto V players associated with the “FiveM” mod, which offers players an online playspace separate from the game’s official “Grand Theft Auto: Online” ...

As explained by RockstarIntel, Alchemist is a conversion tool for Grand Theft Auto Online. It takes assets that were originally made for Grand Theft Auto V and makes them work on Grand Theft Auto V: ...

The team behind FiveM, the GTA RP mod that was acquired by Rockstar Games, has released a statement confirming a "security issue" has resulted in "bad actors" stealing modders' assets, which should've ...

Dissatisfied with the gameplay of the PC version of GTA Online, a group of modders built a service that let them host custom multiplayer variants. Now, they’re finding themselves permanently blocked ...

Update 13/08/15: Rockstar state that only "individuals involved in [FiveM's] creation" have been banned. See the full statement below. Rockstar have been swinging around the ban-hammer again, this ...

UPDATE 12/8/21: Ozark was just one of a series of mods taken down on Tuesday. Popular mod repository LibertyCity released a statement stating Take-Two has requested the removal of the following mods: ...

The modders behind the FiveM mod—which provides an alternative online playspace for the PC version of Grand Theft Auto V—claim that publisher Take-Two sent private investigators to their home in order ...

Player protests have prompted the publishers of GTA V to halt legal action against a widely used software add-on for the single-player version. Take-Two claimed the Open IV program that let people ...