GMG has GTA V for $32.16

Right now there's a sale going on at GMG on GTA V and you can stack the 20% off code "APR20" on top of it to take another 20% off. I've held off on buying it but that was a deal too good to pass up. It isn't the Steam version, its Rockstar's version.

 

GTA V is worth every penny they ask for.
Bought it soon after release (also on GMG with 26% coupon) and never looked back.
As a matter of fact, I'm currently finishing my second playthrough.

 

Every GTA is worth every penny, it's one of my favourite series of all time and it is truly a revolutionary series.

 

Indeed!
Can't wait for GTA VI. Apparently it's already in development.

 

I am utterly disappointed by GTA V. It completely failed to meet my expectations. Yes, great map - but ridiculous AI and terrible physics, even adjusted by great Killatomate's mod, make for dull gameplay. I'm not even talking about problems with switchable graphics upon game release that was delayed multiple times, which weren't resolved for quite a long time - like a spit in notebook gamers faces. Hope GTA VI will be better.

 

it's good if you're ok with it not being the steam version.

 

@thegh0sts actually it's terrible. Ability to run GTA V was even one of the factors I considered when choosing a tablet. High expectations are obviously my fault - but everything was pointing GTA V will be fantastic, in worst dream I couldn't imagine it to be that bad!

 

My only gripes with GTA V were a rather short story, inability to disable ambient music, and something else I forgot.
Otherwise I liked the game a lot.

 

GTAV is usually on steam for $35 at times but still its a good deal and worth it

Why would you expect to run GTA V on a tablet?

Besides GTA V is a very optimized game after a disaster GTA IV was at release, I remember those days very well

I feel the same way but it was better than IV in terms of game play and extra features without getting bored so quickly. I still think GTASA was the best GTA game

 

@KING19 GTA V runs just fine on my main convertible tablet with HD4600, and many other similar devices (HD5500 and above). I expected GTA V to run fine because at the time of release was using a slightly slower both CPU and GPU-wise business notebook, which lacked very little performance to run it comfortably; it was a machine with switchable graphics, thus was plagued with all the early problems. Recent iGPUs are powerful enough for most games except some current AAA titles.

 

Its still not powerful enough to run current AAA titles other than all low settings with close to playable FPS, You're expecting too much from it, I have a HD4600 too and i tried running some current games like GTA V and Just Cause 3 with my 750m off: GTAV was very playable with all of its settings on low while JC3 on the other hand wasnt playable at all and barely reached to 20FPS. I agree with you that recent IGPs are powerful enough to run most games but it comes with a huge loss of eyecandy and most of them are paired with a weak ULV CPU which also is a bottleneck

 

lol GTA V ran perfectly fine on my 240m, not sure why HD4600 wouldn't handle it.

 

Not saying it wont run nor its not playable. Like i said before GTA V is a very optimized game that even IGPs and older GPUs will get over 30+ fps. Intel IGP drivers still suck but they're much better than before.

 

You guys should also take into account the resolution at which you want to play games on your iGPU. If you want a lower resolution such as 720p, it would be much easier to get higher FPS at that resolution rather than something like 1080p.

 

By the way, is there a mod to make AI behave more realistic, i.e. get out of cars when accidents occur instead of just going further as if nothing happened, etc.?