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GTA Online’s weekly update brings Halloween content, extra Adversary Mode rewards, more

Get ready to dive into this year's Halloween-themed content, GTA Online fans

October 22, 2020 Rockstar has officially announced GTA Online’s Halloween content for this year.

It’s that time of the week again, folks. The latest GTA Online weekly update details have been revealed by players hopping into the action-adventure game to see what’s new – and there are some sweet Halloween-themed treats, extra mission rewards, and more on offer this time round.

As revealed by the Rockstar Newswire, the open-world game’s 2020 Halloween content has dropped. This year, you can sink your fangs into the Halloween Bunker Series, which features three Slasher maps in the bunker, silo, and The Diamond. These activities offer triple payouts in both GTA$ and RP, so expect them to be well attended. You’ll also be able to earn double GTA$ and RP on other adversary modes, including Beast vs. Slasher, Come Out to Play, Condemned, Lost vs. Damned, Slasher, and Slashers.

As for this week’s GTA Online podium car, it’s the S80RR endurance racer from Online’s Diamond Casino and Resort update. In addition, this week of GTA goodies brings triple in-game cash and RP for Free Roam events, as well as the Bunker, Diamond, Missile Base, and Slasher Adversary Modes. Oh, and nightclub popularity, too.

Plus, those limited-time peyote plants have also made a comeback this week, which means random animal transformations are back. Previous occasions the plants popped up in-game meant you can turn into any of a number of animals – land and sea-based – for some time. Rockstar hasn’t said exactly what they’ll do this time, only that “the psychoactive and transformative effects of these unassuming little plants cannot be overstated” and to “devour them at your own risk.”

All of that makes for a fun-filled Halloween season in the online multiplayer game. But if you’re itching to get out of the modern rat race (by the way, check out our list of the best rat games), the developer’s unveiled the Halloween Pass for Red Dead Redemption 2, which you can go take a look at the details for if you’re a fan of the western game, too.