GTA 5 Makes a Comeback in PS Plus Game Catalog
November 7, 2025 - 15:33
In an exciting development for gaming enthusiasts, Grand Theft Auto 5 is set to rejoin the PS Plus Game Catalog this month. This news comes on the heels of Rockstar's announcement that the highly anticipated Grand Theft Auto 6 is now just a year away from release.
GTA 5, which has maintained its popularity since its initial launch, continues to captivate players with its expansive open world and engaging storyline. The return to the PS Plus Game Catalog is expected to attract both new players and long-time fans who want to revisit the iconic title.
As anticipation builds for the next installment in the franchise, this move by Rockstar serves to keep the community engaged and excited. With the addition of GTA 5 to the subscription service, players will have the opportunity to experience the game’s rich narrative and dynamic gameplay once again. The timing of this re-release is strategic, as it keeps the spotlight on the franchise leading up to the release of GTA 6.
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