GTA Plus: April 2024 rewards confirmed, plus bonus in-game money
radiotimes.comIf you’re looking to add more to your GTA Online experience, Rockstar’s premium subscription service GTA Plus might just be for you.
Each month, you’ll receive in-game rewards and bonuses that will enhance your game (don’t worry, they’re not necessary!) and more.
Only available to GTA Online players on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S, the subscription service also provides classic Rockstar games to play at no additional cost, with LA Noire and Bully both confirmed to be launching sometime in 2024.
Read on to find out what GTA Plus is (and how much it costs), and to see the list of its current rewards. The April 2024 ones have just been announced!
GTA Plus is a premium subscription service that primarily rewards subscribers with in-game bonuses for use in GTA Online. This includes extra GTA dollars, new vehicles, discounts and more every month.
The service is only available on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S and costs £4.99 a month.
Here is the full list of standard monthly rewards for GTA Plus subscribers:
Not only does GTA Plus give you in-game rewards for GTA Online, but it also includes a rotating list of full games to play at no extra cost.
Naturally, the other games are all Rockstar titles, with four available to download and play right now: Red Dead Redemption, GTA: The Trilogy — The Definitive Edition, GTA: Liberty City Stories and GTA: Chinatown Wars.
There are plenty of benefits to the service, with new items available for members going live every month, all detailed on the official Rockstar Games website.
The full list of April rewards for GTA Plus has now been confirmed! From now until 1st May, GTA Plus subscribers can claim:
On top of that, from April through to August 2024, every GTA Plus subscriber will receive a bonus GTA$1,000,000 on top of the standard GTA$500,000 every month. It will be deposited automatically into your Maze Bank account.
Later on in the year, GTA Plus members can expect the arrivals of both LA Noire and Bully to the growing Rockstar classics
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