author: Bart Swiatek
GTA Online: Arena War Update Goes Live
GTA Online just received the Arena War update, which introduces seven new game modes, enabling you to enter the arena and take part in deadly competition using customized cars.
GTA Online (the multiplayer module of GTA V) has received the Arena War update today, which brought with it an interesting novelty – several new game modes that are reminiscent of the Mad Max movies (as well as several games, such as Twisted Metal). They give the player the opportunity to take part in clashes with the use of customized vehicles. These games take place in special arenas.
Enter the Arena War, where ruthless gladiatorial combat meets the bleeding-edge of vehicular modification technology in one spectacular – and highly combustible – competition. Sign up and embark on an entirely new career under the stratospheric dome of the Maze Bank Arena, one that involves turning your opponent’s brains into pulp on the steering wheel in the name of entertainment, courtesy of Alan Jerome Productions, reads the developer’s description.
We have seven different modes at our disposal: Hot Bomb, Wreck It, Games Masters, Carnage, Flag War, Tag Team and Here Come The Monsters. The @therealjackster Twitter account has posted a short gameplay fragment from the first mode.
Starting the competition is quite easy – just go to the Arenawar.tv website on our character’s phone. The first step must be to buy one of the vehicles designed for this kind of fun (names and prices – in GTA dollars – are included below) or to modify one of the cars we own. The patch also adds a new office space with a special two-story garage.
New vehicles in Arena War:
- Apocalypse Cerberus – $3,870,300
- Apocalypse Scarab – $3,076,290
- Apocalypse Brutus – $2,666,650
- Apocalypse Imperator – $2,284,940
- Apocalypse ZR380 – $2,138,640
- GTA Online official website
- GTA Online game guide
GTA V debuted on September 17, 2013 on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. Several months later the game was also released on Xbox One and PlayStation 4, and in April 2015 it finally made its way to the PC. The multiplayer mode went online in October 2013 – and remains very popular to this day.