Fans have turned on the GTA 5 Enhanced Edition ahead of GTA 6 news, with the game now receiving a whole host of negative reviews on Steam here's all we know about the shiftTech22:00, 14 Mar 2025Even the less populated areas of Los Santos will look better(Image: Rockstar Games)Grand Theft Auto 6 will launch in 2025 (just ask Josef Fares of Split Fiction) but before then, we've been sinking our teeth into the GTA 5 Enhanced Edition.The updated version of the 2013 classic brings improved visuals, new content, and the GTA+ membership, but fans haven't been best pleased with the overhaul.Article continues belowAside from originally launching on PS5 and Xbox Series X and S a few years ago, the new version has been hit with a wave of disgruntled reviews over the last few weeks since it launched. In fact, it's been hit with such disappointment that it now holds a 'Mixed' review score on Steam, marking the lowest score of any Rockstar Game when it comes to user reviews.GTA 5's Enhanced Edition only launched this month(Image: Rockstar Games)"Better graphics and less bugs, technically awesome. However, Rockstar removed chat, in ONLINE game. All mission and lobbies feel so dead now.""I'm scared how heists with randoms looks like now when you can't even tell your strategy or give advice," one review reads, taking aim at Rockstar's removal of chat, particularly with the context of the game's coordination-focused heists."Worst thing ever they did," it adds."'The GTA Online profile associated with this Rockstar Games account is not eligible for migration at this time.' If you think I'm throwing away nearly 700 hours of gameplay on one character so that you can make a few more bucks off me, then you can lick my orifice clean," another says, pointing out how Rockstar's migration from the original version of GTA 5 on PC appears to be having some issues.Even some of the more positive reviews have slammed Rockstar's removal of chat functionality, although fans are still pleased with the visual upgrades although they're torn on performance. Some have praised the high frame rates, while others have said performance is worse than the original version, now dubbed GTA 5 Legacy.Compounding the issue, Rockstar has delisted the original version of the game unless players buy the Enhanced bundle.Article continues below"Notice: At the request of the publisher, Grand Theft Auto V Legacy is unlisted on the Steam store and will not appear in search," a box on the Steam page reads.For more on GTA 6, check out why the Xbox may get a big boost from its launch, as well as everything we know about the game so far.For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletters.