GTA V's PC Release

Recently this week the long awaited PC title Grand Theft Auto V has been released on Steam for anybody with a capable PC to download and run. The world of PC gaming is filled with many opportunities for gamers to get their games for cheaper prices, unlock the performance of their computers to get the most out of games, mod the games to their liking so that their experience it great, and enjoy the benefits of better graphics and continuously improving technology. For PC gamers it is a thrill to enjoy a game that tests the limit of their builds while providing a smooth gameplay experience. This Monday I downloaded the massive game, Grand Theft Auto V, and cracked it open for the first time. I was pleasantly surprised that the game ran very well on my PC and that it looked beautiful. The game looks significantly better on the PC than it looks on the other game consoles (PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, Xbox One). The first thing that I tested on the game was the online experience, which is the only reason I bought the game. I bought the game alongside many of my friends on the PC. They were also pleasantly surprised by the good performance that was characteristic of the game. The game is a great way to mess around with friends. You are able to do a load of missions with your friends that are action packed and full of many funny moments. While the game is fun, it is meant for an older audience and should not be played by anybody under the age of 17. The game is at its best when it is played at friends because you are able to mess around with them in an open world with a lot of drugs, money, and cars. You can do a multitude of things in the game. You can take an approach where you focus on doing missions around the city to increase your level or you can cause havoc around the city with your friends and other random people on the internet, escaping from the cops and roleplaying your way to being the most prolific gangster in Los Santos. Although the game has many suggestive themes, for people who can keep themselves sane throughout the experience it is great fun. There is also loads of customization in both the singleplayer and multiplayer aspects of GTA V. You can choose from a wide variety of outfits and looks to make your character look just the way you want him/her to be. You can look like anything from a hardcore gangster to a casual business man that is just having a bad day.

Overall, I think that GTA V has been ported to the PC pretty well. I think that it is the type of game that will thrive in the PC community as the experience is greatly shaped by the creativity of the user. You can do a variety of things in the game, such as participate in server wide bike race in the mountains of Los Santos. I think that the game will do well, and if it keeps getting updated it will be a legendary title for the PC. For Grand Theft Auto V the possibilities are endless.

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