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Unlike the Bethesda games, GTA 5 does not have any third-party convenient mod managers. As a result, players must manually organize and install all of their downloaded mods. Several prerequisites are ...

As we previously reported, there seemed to be a glimmer of hope that OpenIV wasn’t gone for good when the developer released a new patch for the modkit on June 23. Yuriy Krivoruchko, OpenIV’s ...

Recently, Grand Theft Auto V publisher Take-Two Interactive saw fit to reach out to the lead developer of modding tool OpenIV with a cease and desist notice. The tool, which has allowed the GTA ...

OpenIV, a multi-purpose editor and archive manager for PC versions of Grand Theft Auto 5 and GTA 4 will no longer be distributed by the developers after an official Cease-and-Desist letter was handed ...

GTAForums has now spoken out on behalf of GTA 5's creative community. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. The game's preeminent forum ...

GTA Online is full of cheaters on PC, and always has been. Apparently that's somehow OpenIV's fault. The news came as a surprise to GTA 5 mod fans, as GTA developer Rockstar has itself promoted OpenIV ...

Grand Theft Auto V mods for the PC are coming back as Take-Two Interactive has seemingly softened its stance on modding tools used for the massively popular open-world action game. Players expressed ...

Update June 24, 2017: It looks like a win for OpenIV, as the mod has just received an update following Take-Two and Rockstar's change of heart on single-player mods. After Take-Two released its ...

Take-Two has killed off yet another high-profile Grand Theft Auto mod, and the community has responded with an uproar. Rockstar parent company Take-Two Interactive has sent a cease and desist letter ...

UPDATE 15/06/2017 1.22am: Grand Theft Auto developer Rockstar Games has responded to OpenIV's removal, claiming that the software could interfere with the game's online modes and that it's working on ...