GTA 5 on PS5 offers three visual modes, faster loading, improved graphics, much more

Grand Theft Auto V - and GTA Online, which will be available separately - make the jump to PlayStation 5 a little later this month. Rockstar Games has finally gave us some details on what to expect, and it seems that the studio has added a lot of bells and whistles.

The PS5 version of the very popular sandbox will offer three visual modes. You can choose between Fidelity (4K with launch, 30 frames per second), the Performance mode (4K enhanced, 60 frames per second) and RT performance (4K improved with throwing rays, targeting 60 frames per second). With regard to visuals, this new version will apparently benefit from all kinds of improvements and improvements, such as a more densely populated world, improved lighting, explosions, etc.

On PS5, the haptic return and adaptive triggers with the Dualsense controller are also supported, just like 3D audio. Faster loading times are of course also part of the agreement. It sounds like a rather demanding port for us.

With respect to GTA Online, the PS5 version will have a reworked boarding section and a more ordered front-end that should allow for more fluid experience.

In addition, all the progress you have made in GTA 5 and GTA Online on PS4 can be transferred to PS5 versions, allowing you to resume where you were stopped. This is done by downloading your data on the cloud via Rockstar Games Social Club.

There is no word on a way upgrade for PS4 owners, so for the moment, it seems that the PS5 version will cost you expensive. We will check with Rockstar and update if we hear something different. It should be recalled that PS plus members will have access to GTA Online as part of their subscription during its launch on March 15, so it's something.

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