GTA Online lets you build a criminal career around a custom protagonist, starting with smaller jobs and growing into businesses, specialist properties, and high-risk heists. Use the hub to keep the multiplayer systems separate from GTA V Story Mode and to plan both long-term purchases and fixed free-roam routes.
- Developer
- Rockstar North
- Publisher
- Rockstar Games
- Release
- Xbox 360: 2013-10-01 · Xbox One: 2014-11-18 · PC Legacy: 2015-04-14 · PC Enhanced: 2025-03-04 · PlayStation 3: 2013-10-01 · PlayStation 4: 2014-11-18 · PlayStation 5: 2022-03-15 · Xbox Series X|S: 2022-03-15
- Platforms
- PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Windows, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S
Game data
Vehicles
Vehicles are GTA Online's moving infrastructure. A personal car gets you across Los Santos, while a helicopter, boat, trailer, or mission machine changes how a business, heist, or escape actually works.
Weapons
Weapons turn a free-roam problem into a choice of approach. A pistol is quiet enough for routine work, a launcher changes the scale of a fight, and the Online arsenal keeps growing around the businesses, heists, and updates that shape Los Santos.
Heists and Raids
Heists are GTA Online's biggest teamwork tests. The plan may start with a bank vault, a submarine, a casino floor, an island compound, or a farm, but the same rule holds: crew roles and the escape route matter as much as the shooting.
Property Types
Properties are GTA Online's long-term skeleton. They turn money into options: a place to store machines, launch a heist, run a business, or simply spawn without waking up in the middle of traffic.
Collectibles
Signal Jammers
Signal Jammers reward a player who looks up. They turn familiar Los Santos landmarks into a small search for antennas, signs, and rooftops, with the final reward tied to the Casino Heist crew rather than a simple cash pickup.
Playing Cards
The Playing Cards set is a quiet tour of Los Santos. The reward is useful, but the better trick is how the cards make familiar shops, stations, and beaches worth examining instead of merely driving past.
Action Figures
Action Figures make the whole state feel like a toy box someone shook across the map. The search is less about combat than noticing the places most players normally use as scenery.
Movie Props
Movie Props turn Solomon's studio problem into a scavenger hunt with one useful complication: some props are sitting still, and some are hiding inside vehicles that refuse to park where you expect.
Media Sticks
Media Sticks are GTA Online's excuse to send you back into the places you already own. A nightclub desk, an arcade bar, a studio roof, or a mechanic's toolbox can all be hiding the next soundtrack.
Peyote Plants
Peyote Plants add a strange little detour to the Online map. Some are roadside finds, some are tucked into gardens, and some make you leave the road entirely and search the seabed.
GTA Online gameplay tips
- Choose a property for the activity you plan to run; price alone is a poor guide.
- Keep one reliable vehicle for ordinary travel before filling the garage with specialists.
- Read player and edition requirements before starting a heist or buying a weapon.
- Use a district-based route for fixed collectibles and leave rotating activities for the session they actually appear in.





























































