Grand Theft Auto games always offered the elite action-adventure experience. The experience improved thanks to mods introducing new features to GTA games. Further, a team of modders is trying to bring the nostalgia from a classic GTA game with a cult following to their latest title, Grand Theft Auto V.

Modding has been a massive part of the gaming community. Mods are basically the alterations introduced in the original game codes by third parties. These mods help gamers enjoy new features initially not present in the game, in the way they want.

GTA San Andreas locations to be introduced in Grand Theft Auto V

Grand Theft Auto games have always been the favorite game for modders to modify. Every game in this Rockstar Games series has exciting and unique mods, which make the game fun to play. Further, modders also tried crossovers between multiple games in the GTA series.

Recently, a group of modders announced that they are working on a mod that will bring Las Venturas and Bone County from the classic GTA San Andreas to GTA V. Las Venturas is the second largest city in the 2004 game. It’s famous among the fans for the luxurious atmosphere of this city. Meanwhile, Bone County was a massive desert-like region in San Andreas.

Modders are working hard to bring these two nostalgic places from San Andreas to its successor Grand Theft Auto V. Further, there is a lot of speculation about these two new locations being as big as GTA V’s original map. Undoubtedly, it’s going to be a large project for the modders. But they have already made a small portion available to the GTA community.

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However, players must take a premium subscription to the modder’s Patreon page to enjoy this fascinating mod. Further, three categories of subscriptions will offer different features. The basic Patreon plan will cost only $5, while the highest will cost $25.

What will be Rockstar Games’ reactions to this mod?

It is no surprise to the community that Take-Two Interactive and Rockstar Games are hunting down modders. Recently, the GTA creators have taken action against many modders for violating the game’s policies. So it might be possible that Rockstar Games can take action against the modders if they might breach any policies.

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It would be fascinating to see what happens with this interesting GTA V mod. Would you explore these San Andreas locations in GTA V? Share your opinions in the comments.