Some people like to play Grand Theft Auto just to blow off some steam doing things they couldn’t do in real life. The GTA V Online version would be perfect to do this, but then the RPG (Role Play Game) element won’t let you, because at first your character will be the most insignificant piece of scum the world of online has seen.
Which means you have to spend a lot of time playing missions with other people, rank up, unlock weapons, cars and gain the cash needed to buy them afterwards. Which is pretty much like what you have to do in real life. And who the heck would like to do that again on the couch after a hard day of work?
Well, in case you haven’t discovered yet, the PS4 version of Grand Theft Auto V has a sandbox mode, which is optional and can be selected when searching or creating an online game.
There’s no limit here
First thing you have to know about the sandbox mode is the fact you’ll need no money here. You’ll simply teleport your previously created multiplayer character in this new world of free mayhem and start your small apocalypse.
A few of your friends can join, but there won’t be missions to accomplish with them. You can simply drive around in every car you’d like, chase and shoot each other out or invent your own competitions, but you can’t save.
Speaking of every car you wish, there’s a parking lot with all of them being already spawned for you to take for a drive. Same goes with the planes, except the massive Antonov cargo plane. And as you’ll see in the video bellow, there are also some unique vehicles available to play with, such as the unmarked police cars, the police SUVs from the starts of the game (with snow on them), an UFO and more.
It’s like the online multiplayer mode that should have been implemented from the first place. But nooo, because Rockstar needs to monetize that thanks to spoiled brats who’d pay up for instant gratification.
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