GTA 5 DLC Expansion Release Date: 'Executives and Other Criminals' DLC Features for Xbox One, PS4, and PC

By Mark Rollins 11 Dec, 2015 17:39 EST

GTA V DLC: Executives and Other Criminals Rockstar Games

Fans of Rockstar Games' mega hit video game franchise Grand Theft Auto have been enjoying the life of a bandit/criminal on GTA V for years. Now, for those players that really want to up their game and become a kingpin, living like a VIP, there is a new DLC (downloadable content) that will soon be available for the PC, Xbox One, and PS4 known as Executives and Other Criminals. This is what is known about the release date and other valuable features.

According to CNET, Rockstar Games has announced the next update for GTA V's multiplayer mode of Grand Theft Auto Online. This update will be known as Executives and Other Criminals, and it allows players to become a "VIP" and then establish their own crime ring.

The updates include new gameplay modes and luxury-themed items. It also comes with customizable apartments, new homes in Vinewood Hills, and a massive Super Yacht vehicle. This Super Yacht can be upgraded with new items and even other support vehicles such as the Super Volito Carbon helicopter and personal watercraft. There will also be new missions on the update with new cars to unlock like an armored limousine named the Turreted Limo.

There will also be more co-op jobs and challenges. For example, the player can fire and fire other players of his or her own squad of bodyguards. These bodyguards will be earning a paycheck, as well as some other bonuses. Speaking of bodyguards, the update includes an update called Extraction which challenges a team of bodyguards to seek out, find, and safely extract an "executive" from a downed jet before a team of enemies comes in to kill the target.

Rockstar has also stated that there will be some existing Freemode events, including King of the Hill and Moving Target, which will automatically change when they are played by criminal organizations.

In addition to all of this, there will be even more weapons and vehicles coming, and the official Rockstar Games Newswire didn't even detail it all. There is a trailer of it below that shows a lot about how to live like a very rich criminal, emphasizing how good it is to be king. It is a strange choice of background music with "Everything She Wants" by Wham, an eighties song about a man who has a girlfriend who he cannot give enough money to.

This free update to GTA V of Executives and Other Criminals is coming to Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC. It won't be coming to Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 as this Rockstar Games will no longer cater to these formats anymore. The free update will be available to download on Tuesday, December 15.

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Many American churchgoers expect their pastors’ sermons to help them understand and address modern cultural issues

2.1M Korean Christians estimated at joint worship service to affirm family, oppose gay marriage, pray for nation

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