GTA Online’s After Hours DLC includes a stack of new vehicles, gear, outfits, characters and other good shit, so let’s take a look at it all in one place. As Gay Tony returns to Los Santos, he brings with him new cars, a bike, blimp, drones, trucks and a magnificent party bus for mobile get downs. There’s also a bunch of new character DJs to help bang out the tunes. You can buy a nightclub and then pay extra to kit it out with lighting rigs, storage, dry ice machines and dancers, as well as paying for a customised name. The most expensive set up will cost you just over $5 million. Once you have the nightclub up and running, you can use its warehouse to manage all your other illegal businesses in Los Santos, from the meth labs of you biker gang to you smuggling operations. The warehouse also comes with a complimentary Vapid Speedo Custom. Other new vehicles include the Oppressor 2 custom bike, the Scramjet and Dinker Swinger sports cars and the Mammoth Patriot stretch limo. The Strikeforce is a new armoured jet plane, the Stafford is based on a more classic car, and the Freecrawler and Menacer look like off-roaders. As well as the Festival Bus, other unwieldy vehicles include the Mule Custom and Pounder Custom trucks and Speedo 4 van, as well as a the Terrabyte, where you can upgrade the Oppressor, and a new blimp to advertise the city’s nightlife. There’s a schedule for when real-world DJs will take up a residency in your club, with dates below: Solomun: July 24 Tale of Us: July 31 Dixon: August 7 The Black Madonna: August 14 The After Hours update also includes new drones that can be fitted with stun guns and self-destruct buttons, and it introduces three new DJ characters; Tony Prince, English Dave and DJ Blamadon. The only new weapons appears to be the Stone Hatchet for when you want to keep it primitive. As suggested in the comments below, the Stone Hatchet may well be a reward tied in to Red Dead Redemption 2, similar to the Revolver Treasure Hunt. Only six of the new vehicles will be available to buy today with more dripfed over the coming weeks. Here’s today’s vehicles and prices: Ocelot Swinger: $909,000 Dinker Jester Classic: $790,000 Pounder Custom: $241,000 – $320,000 Mule Custom: $72,000 – $95,760 Festival Bus: $1,385,000 – $1,842,050 Mammoth Patriot: $460,000 – $611,800 You can download the GTA Online After Hours DLC right now. You can see all the leaked vehicles and more in the images below, courtesy of FoxySnaps. We’ll update with more details and images as soon as we get the keys to the club.<doc-sep>Credit: Rockstar Update: After Hours is live, and here's what's in it. It's never been entirely fair to say that GTA 5 never got story DLC. True, it never got single-player DLC: the story of Michael, Trevor and Franklin came to a definitive end that Rockstar Games never picked up again. And yet there's been plenty of story, just not in that traditional sense: as GTA Online has gone from strange experiment to world-conquering revenue juggernaut, Rockstar has found a ton of ways to infuse narrative into the multiplayer experience. And there might be no better example of that than seeing the main(ish) character from one of GTA 4's single-player expansions show back up in a big update for GTA Online. Gay Tony is here to take us through the big After Hours update, and we can see him in this trailer below: As you might guess, the big update here is the ability to own a nightclub, seemingly run by Gay Tony. The nightclub serves as both an opportunity to roleplay as Cottonmouth from Luke Cage without the ignominious end as well as a base of operations for all of your other criminal enterprises--there's also a giant garage in there for storing cars. Entertaining your patrons will be real-world acts like Solomun, Tale Of Us, Dixon and The Black Madonna and possibly others. Those real celebrities are all face-scanned and motion capped, so it's them in the game, alright. There are a few other clues about what we'll be doing there in the trailer: it appears that there will be some sort of outdoor rave in the mix as well, and that the process of getting a DJ might well involve fistfights and exploding planes. Shocking, I know. I'm sure we'll be hearing more about what's actually in it in the coming days, but for now, it appears to indulge a kind of gameplay I always like in long-running games: that of building a big virtual space full of little virtual people that do their little virtual things. It's like a less violent version of The Sims 4. Or at least the way I have, at times, played The Sims 4. GTA Online: After Hours arrives tomorrow, July 24, on Xbox One, PS4 and PC. It will be a free update, though it will require the base game of GTA 5 to play.<doc-sep>Rockstar has slapped a release date on nightclub-themed GTA Online update After Hours - 24th July, or as it's known to friends, next Tuesday. Look, here's a trailer. The latest in a long line of free content drops for an online world that may yet outlive us all, After Hours lets GTA Online players set up their own nightclubs - though it sounds like the point of running these clubs is more what you do behind the scenes. It also lets you buddy up with one of GTA 4's favourite characters. "Partner with legendary impresario Tony Prince to open and operate a top shelf Nightclub featuring world-class DJ acts Solomun, Tale Of Us, Dixon and The Black Madonna, and use it as a front for the most concentrated network of criminal enterprise ever to hit San Andreas," the Rockstar Newswire elaborates.<doc-sep>
GTA Online: After Hours – Tony is back A fan favourite GTA IV character is returning to the fold, as Rockstar release a new trailer for their nightclub-themed update. Harry takes new swipe at royals saying families feel 'shame' over mental health Rockstar are continuing to push After Hours as the biggest update for GTA Online in a long while, with a new trailer and an official launch date of Tuesday, July 24. The main attraction in After Hours is being able to run your own nightclub, but as the name suggests that’s really just a front for other less savoury activities. One unexpected new feature though is the first appearance of Tony Price in Grand Theft Auto V, after playing a titular role in GTA IV expansion The Ballad Of Gay Tony. As previously revealed you’ll be given control over the design, staffing, and promotion of your nightclub; so that you can run it as a legitimate business. But Rockstar is also promising in-built money laundering options and a number of ‘exclusive rewards’ including free cash, exclusive discounts on expensive vehicles, exclusive liveries on new vehicles, and nightclub-themed T-shirts. Exactly how well you do will depend on the talent you use, with the update also seeing real-world musicians Solomun, Tale Of Us, Dixon, and The Black Madonna added to the game. You’ll be able to hire any of them to perform at your club, although presumably their talents will not come cheap. Exactly how Tony Price factors into all this is not clear but apparently you’ll be able to take him on as a business partner, which presumably gives access to all his criminal contacts. Email gamecentral@ukmetro.co.uk, leave a comment below, and follow us on Twitter