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GTA V is well written, though not exceptionally so, but the real star remains Los Santos. A bustling city full of more things to do than we can list here. After a few missions, it all opens up beautifully, allowing you to explore to your own devices. Drop in on any of the playable characters at any time and they’re part of the living world. Trevor will be on the beach under the pier in his pants, abusing someone for God knows what. Michael, on the other hand, will be sat on a park bench in the sun just trying to take a moment out of his horrible life. That’s why it’s so successful. That’s why people will triple dip for this version, because being in Los Santos is just magical, no matter what you’re doing.

Back to that director mode, though, because it’s the crowning achievement. A brief dabble shows that you can change the weather, choose your actors; that kind of thing – let’s not forget that this version comes with the first-person viewpoint, by the way – and create your own little sandbox moments. You can set it to a DVR type recording, similar to the PS4 which is a nice touch and means you’ll never lose that golden moment. Of course, GTA Online is here too, with heists included. Quite honestly, you could play nothing else for the rest of the year and probably still find secrets in the single player, and people playing the multiplayer.

Look, most of you probably won’t be able to run GTA V in the 4K resolution on Ultra, and most will only dabble in the video editor and director modes. But this is the definitive version of one of the best games in the last few years. What that means is that GTA V on PC remains breathtaking at every corner and was, of course, well worth every penny you paid.

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