Earlier this year, Rockstar Games launched GTA+, a monthly subscription service for Grand Theft Auto Online Players who offer bonuses, freebies, and in-game rewards. At the time, it wasn’t clear if this new plan was worth it, as Rockstar planned to change the rewards every month. Having now taken it for a longer test drive, it is clear that while some newer or less stable GTA Online Players may find the new plan worthwhile, it’s a skip for most old fans.
GTA + ، which started in April of this yearIt costs $6 per month and is only available on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S. No subscription required to play GTA Online or access to any of its functions and expansions. Instead, GTA+ is like a monthly payment of in-game rewards which, in theory, can help players save GTA dollars and rank up more quickly.
Something to keep in mind is that Rockstar changes the rewards players get every month. However, the only constant is that your in-game bank account always sees a monthly deposit of $500,000. To buy this amount of GTA Money via in-game microtransactions It will cost you $10The GTA+ sub is only $6 per month. So, technically, GTA+ is totally worth it based on this segment. Thanks for reading! have a good day!
Wait…no, come back. There’s more to this story, which gets more and more complicated as you go deeper.
look at me The last 4 months of GTA+ in-game rewardsIt is very easy to select a pattern. Every month, Rockstar provides members with different in-game properties, cars, or upgrades. Some of these monthly bonuses included early access to cars before other non-subscribers could access them. But not every month of content has such exclusive offers. Other rewards included more common non-exclusive items – such as a military bunker or office building – that let you participate in different parts of the game. GTA Online The criminal underworld.
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Regardless of what is given or given each month, if you look at the cost of it all in-game and then do the real-world calculations, you’ll quickly discover that Rockstar saves roughly $45-55 worth of stuff per month. On paper, this sounds like a steal!
With this in mind, GTA+ will probably be worth it for new players or people who don’t have enough time to earn expensive things like bunkers or luxury cars. In fact, some of the in-game rewards can be quite useful to grind, assuming you take advantage of them every month. (These rewards – which provide you with incremental payouts or multiples of exclusive rewards for certain missions or events – are not included in my accounts above because they are not things you can buy in-game and their value is directly related to how dedicated you are as a player.)
But most of the content that Rockstar offers to long-time subscribers, experienced players will already have. If you already own a bunker, agency building, mobile operations center, and car shopSo, the last few months of GTA+ haven’t been very exciting. You also do not receive any of the above content upon registration. So if you want this free vault, it’s too late, and signing up now won’t help.
One nice thing is that you don’t lose access to anything you receive from GTA+ once you stop paying for it. With that in mind, it can be helpful to watch for months that Rockstar has been offering something you don’t already have. In this case, it would be cheaper to sign up for a month, get the things you don’t have, and then stop paying after that. This might be an easy way to score some in-game business and property on the cheap, although I doubt Rockstar was just for people to use GTA+ like that.
When Rockstar first announced GTA+ I wasn’t sure how it would go or who it was. Having kicked its tires for a few months, I’m still not sure who GTA+ is. Definitely, new players and less dedicated GTA Online Fans will get a lot of subscriptions, but they also seem less likely to shell out $72 a year for something like that. On the other hand, old enthusiasts who might actually want to spend that much money GTA Online They are the same people who probably won’t get much from the sub. Again, in-game rewards like bonus multipliers can be useful for those who want to grind, but Rockstar paying for the fun of grinding isn’t a very attractive move.
In the end, answering the question “Is GTA + worth it?” Mostly not, unless you love grinding or are just starting out in the game.