GTA 6 is still a way off, but the good news is that Rockstar Games is giving GTA 5 a huge next-gen revamp on PC for absolutely nothing here's all we knowTech15:27, 20 Feb 2025Updated 16:17, 20 Feb 2025Ready for some Sabotage?Grand Theft Auto 6 fans know the game is still on track for a 2025 release, but that's not making it any easier.While we still wait for the long-awaited Trailer 2 release date, we thought we'd have to wait for MindsEye from a former Rockstar veteran to get our fix, but the studio has just unveiled a huge freebie for PC players.We've heard GTA 6 could come to PC as early as 2026, but as a make-good, Rockstar Games is offering a mammoth upgrade to existing players on Windows.Content cannot be displayed without consent"Grand Theft Auto V on PC is getting a free upgrade on March 4 with features previously only available in the PS5 and Xbox Series X|S versions of GTA Online.""This upgrade also includes improved graphics options, faster loading times, and more," it said, pointing to a blog post on Rockstar's Newswire.The update will be free to all players on PC that own GTA 5, with progress for both single-player and GTA Online able to be moved across. It brings the PC version in line with Xbox Series X/S and PS5 versions of the game, with improved visuals and faster loading times.As for what's new, there are fresh vehicles and upgrades, additional animals, the option to subscribe to GTA+, a career progress feature, and a new Landing Page to help players get involved. There's GTA$4,000,000 to earn, too, so it's well worth checking out if you haven't already.If you, like me, claimed GTA 5 for free some time ago, it's a great time to revisit it.For more on GTA 6, check out this fun "rite of passage" idea fans have concocted, as well as rumours of a surprise celebrity appearance gracing Vice City's airwaves.Article continues belowWe've also heard that GTA 6 could be a new Metaverse, as Rockstar has reportedly spoken to creators about building things for its upcoming epic.For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletters.