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'Grand Theft Auto 5' DLC updates: 'Further Adventures in Finance and Felony' to hit consoles on June 7; Will it include Liberty City?

Zarah Ariola June 06, 2016 01:59 AM EST

The protagonists in \"Grand Theft Auto 5\" Michael De Santa, Franklin Clinton and Trevor Philips | Rockstar Games

Despite the lack of more definitive and concrete details about the alleged "Grand Theft Auto 6" aside from sporadic rumors and speculations regarding the yet-to-arrive game, "Grand Theft Auto" fans will still have other treats from Rockstar Games to look forward to. "Grand Theft Auto" fans will soon experience "Further Adventures in Finance and Felony" as the game's online expansion will come to their gaming systems on June 7. Moreover, video game developer and publisher Rockstar is also rumored to be bringing back and revisiting the "Liberty City."

As per the official trailer of "Grand Theft Auto Online: Further Adventures in Finance and Felony," gamers will be in for a different kind and level of excitement and thrill as they will be venturing into entirely new ruthless criminal mastermind feats. "Grand Theft Auto Online: Further Adventures in Finance and Felony" will be made available as a downloadable content (DLC).

In "Grand Theft Auto Online: Further Adventures in Finance and Felony," players will have to strive to thrive and earn their place at the top of the dangerous and affluent world of elite criminals. Gamers will have to work to expand their criminal networks in order for them to build their own criminal business empire over which they will eventually preside over as the CEO. The players' challenges in the corporate criminal world will include trafficking illegal cargo and contraband items while successfully interrupting the rivals' own smuggling chains and transactions. As they continue to acquire wealth, they will get the best wheels and even aerial vehicles, work in impressive prominent offices, hire assistants and ultimately rule over Los Santos and Blaine County.

Meanwhile, reports of the likely inclusion of the Liberty City in the upcoming online mode expansion of "Grand Theft Auto" have been making rounds after an image of an area in Liberty City surfaced on the web via a certain Adrian Page. Rockstar Games has an artist with the same name. This has caused an online stir among "Grand Theft Auto" players. Some assume that the Liberty City will be revisited in the nearing "Further Adventures in Finance and Felony" while some speculate it might be for the unverified "Grand Theft Auto 6." It can be recalled that the Liberty City was first introduced in the third installment of the video game franchise.

Gamers are to find out if they will get to yet again roam around the fictional Liberty City in "Further Adventures in Finance and Felony."

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