1000 Hour Review:
Grand Theft Auto V features an absolute masterpiece of a Story, with graphics that remain stunningly beautiful, smooth and responsive controls, and a monumental amount of gameplay potential. In 2020, GTA: Online lies somewhere between unbalanced and unplayable, and is certainly not the street crime simulator I remember from nearly 7 years ago. There is still plenty of fun to be had with a group of friends, whether you are looking for a dedicated grind or a quick one-off adventure. It quickly becomes obvious that the Online experience lacks the charm it once had, most notably in the sloppily made, lazy feeling Cayo Perico expansion. Despite all this, the game will forever hold a very special place in my heart. Thank you for all the memories GTA V.

1000 Hour Review: Grand Theft Auto V features an absolute masterpiece of a Story, with graphics that remain stunningly beautiful, smooth and responsive controls, and a monumental amount of gameplay potential. In 2020, GTA: Online lies somewhere between unbalanced and unplayable, and is certainly not the street crime simulator I remember from nearly 7 years ago. There is still plenty of fun to be had with a group of friends, whether you are looking for a dedicated grind or a quick one-off adventure. It quickly becomes obvious that the Online experience lacks the charm it once had, most notably in the sloppily made, lazy feeling Cayo Perico expansion. Despite all this, the game will forever hold a very special place in my heart. Thank you for all the memories GTA V.