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New Grand Theft Auto Online Update Adds Stunt Race Props, New Vehicle
Just last week, Rockstar Games introduced the Special Vehicle Circuit to Grand Theft Auto Online's continually expanding roster of modes and features. Now they're back at it again, adding new tools for race creators and a new vehicle with which to dominate the competition.
The Stunt Race Creation mode is being enhanced with support for the Ruiner 2000, Blazer Aqua, and Rocket Voltic cars, as well as the brand new Hijak Ruston, a low-riding Sports-class vehicle. New props have been added to further expand the possibilities of Stunt Races. Boost refills will keep vehicles going faster for longer than ever before, and Stunt Tubes will send racers on a psychedelic trip until they reach the other side. Finally, breakable walls and explosive crates will ensure that races have enough crashing and smashing to satisfy fans of vehicular carnage.
All of these additions are now live in Grand Theft Auto Online, but more updates and game modes are on their way in the coming months.
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