Rockstar's Cfx.re is working on a tool to help GTA 5 modders bring their creations to the enhanced version of the game.

Rockstar has done an excellent job of addressing these concerns. While user reviews are still below Rockstar's standards, especially for Grand Theft Auto III, recent reviews are "Mostly Positive," with most negative reviews pointing out that the core gameplay feels dated today.

Rockstar Games' Grand Theft Auto V Enhanced has received immense backlash on Steam, making it the studio's worst-rated game on the platform.

Rockstar Games announces an official mod conversion tool that will make older mods compatible with the new Grand Theft Auto V enhanced version on PC.

Rockstar has given the go-ahead for an official conversion tool to help modders update their mods to work with the all-new Grand Theft Auto V Enhanced. As custom assets used on FiveM and GTAV Legacy are not natively compatible with the recently released enhanced PC game,

In fact, GTA 5 Enhanced is currently the worst user-reviewed GTA on Steam, with its closest competitor for the unwanted crown, Grand Theft Auto III – The Definitive Edition, on 66% positive reviews.

A Rockstar-approved GTA 5 modding tool is on the cars, I mean cards, for all of you PC players out there. Earlier this month, and several years after the launch of Grand Theft Auto 5's enhanced edition on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S,

After years and huge success of modded Grand Theft Auto, Rockstar is finally committing to building their own modding tool for players

Rockstar Games finally brought GTA 5's PC version up to par with the current-gen console iterations, and Rockstar-owned mod team Cfx.re (the team behind multiplayer mod FiveM) has confirmed that it's releasing an official asset conversion tool for fellow modders to use with the latest version of the game.