As time went on, we realized so much of the experience works better when we provide more potential to enjoy the game on an individual level, and that the core experience can then be changed and improved upon by playing with others. That still stands today, looking back at the start we were pushing GTA Online primarily as a multiplayer experience – whether it was cooperative or competitive, we felt we needed to get players in and have fun playing together in a shared space. 'Certainly, we want to make sure GTA Online updates are free and accessible to everyone, so that our entire community can experience it together. We wrote an article where you can find all details on the new upcoming content.

Everyone is currently waiting for the Part 2, that will include new missions and features. The Drug Wars update has just been released and it is the latest update arrived in GTA Online. The success of GTA Online is nothing we ever expected.' When we started out, I don’t think we could have ever dreamed we’d still be going 10 years on. Essentially, we were pushing these smaller updates while working hard to bring together the first Heist, so it’s been an epic learning experience – with tons of fun and unexpected twists and turns thanks in no small part to the incredible feedback from our community.

'When I first started working on GTA Online we were still finding our feet. The game is approaching its 10th anniversary this September/October and today GTA Online is an entirely different game compared to the one that arrived just after the GTA 5 PS3 and Xbox 360 launch in 2013. In a recent interview with GamesRadar, Rockstar North design director Scott Butchard talks about the future of GTA Online! Keep reading for all details.

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