14 DAY TRIAL // The development team at Rockstar might have delayed the launch of the PC version of Grand Theft Auto V, but the company is ready to accept pre-orders for the open world experience and will offer some pretty impressive bonuses to those who are willing to pay for the title before it is actually out.
The title will be out on March 24 all over the world, unless it is pushed back once again.
The official store page created by the studio says that all those who pre-order GTA V will get access to 1,000,000 in-game currency, half of it for the core single-player game and the rest for the Online experience.
In addition, all those who place the order before February 1 will get another 300,000 in-game cash for GTA Online and a bonus free game which can be chosen from those offered on the Rockstar Warehouse.
Gamers who pre-order will be able to pre-load the title, but the company is not saying when the game will become available for that process.
The company explains that “Upon checkout, a non-refundable 15% deposit will be charged and the free game code will be immediately provided. Once Grand Theft Auto V is released, the remaining amount will be charged and the activation code for Grand Theft Auto V on PC will be provided via email.”
The announcement will not be enough to satisfy those who have criticized the company for the delay, but it might convince them to pre-order.
GTA V comes to the PC with a range of improvements
Ever since Grand Theft Auto V was first launched, PC fans have explored the way their favorite platform can enhance the experience.
The version that Rockstar has been working on is designed to include all the content which is part of the Xbox One and the PlayStation 4 releases.
This means that gamers will be able to use high-quality textures and explore a world that feels more life-like.
At the same time, players can enjoy the first-person mode for GTA V and they will have full access to the events introduced for Online since launch.
Rumors are still saying that this year Rockstar will announce at least one single-player-focused expansion for its open world experience, which will be set to arrive next year.
