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Track Creator Added To GTA Online's Cunning Stunts Mode
Rockstar announced today it's added a "Stunt Race Creator" to GTA Online, giving players the ability to create their own over-the-top race tracks, like the ones seen in its recent Cunning Stunts update.
The update gives players over 250 props to litter across their tracks such as over sized soccer balls, flaming rings, and speed boosts. The entire state of San Andreas is available to create tracks in.
Also added to the game is a new adversary mode, called "Entourage." In it, players are tasked with transporting an armored truck to an extraction point as a rival team of Assassins tries to stop them.
For more on Grand Theft Auto, check out the time the Hotel Figueroa mistakenly used a shot of Grand Theft Auto V's fictional city of Los Santos as a shot of Los Angeles. Or read our review.
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