14 DAY TRIAL // Video game developer Rockstar is continuing to deliver big events for the Online mode for Grand Theft Auto V, with the Prison Break Heist set to deliver double the experience and the cash rewards starting tomorrow, July 16, and until Sunday, July 19.
The activity that occurs after the Fleeca Bank setup heist, which required the participation of 2 players, and in order to make it easier for players to access it, the developers are also offering a 2X experience bonus for a range of activities.
They include: Armored Trucks, Collecting Bounties, Completing Daily Objectives, Crate Drop Collection & Enemy Kills, Destroy Vehicle Targets, Distract Cops, Flight School, Gang Attack Completion and Enemy Kills, Holding up a Convenience Store, Import/Export Vehicle Delivery, Impromptu Race, Killing a Mugger, Lester Kill Targets, Losing Wanted Levels, and Plane Takedown.
A range of apartments are also offered during the same period with a 25 percent discount, and gamers can see a list at the end of this article, by clicking on the labeled button.
Rockstar is also promising that, as the new Prison Break Heist event progresses, it will offer more info on the best tactics that groups of players can employ.
GTA Online will also support price cuts on some gear and vehicles associated with it.
The open-world title will get more content updates in the coming months
The Online mode might have been filled with issues when it was first launched, but Rockstar has managed to clean it up and make it very attractive for gamers after a solid set of updates.
Now, the company is largely unable to keep up with the requests for new content coming from the community.
Rockstar says that it is planning to offer more tools so that gamers can create and share complex and cool missions.
The popularity of Online might be to blame for the delay of some single-player downloadable content for Grand Theft Auto V, which rumors say should have already been officially announced so that it could be launched before the end of the year.
GTA V Online is a perfect example of the way an open world structure coupled with the freedom of a multiplayer system can deliver an experience that can keep gamers engaged in the long term.