Grand Theft Auto developer Rockstar Games is releasing a GTA Online story expansion called The Cluckin' Bell Farm Raid on March 7.
Revealed with a trailer, below, the expansion lets players carry out an elaborate scheme to expose a ring of unprecedented corruption in the Los Santos Police Department.
"You’ve already received a call from former Diamond Casino head of security turned LSPD officer Vincent Effenburger," the synopsis reads. "Now you’ll have the opportunity to work together in an unorthodox, but profitable, collaboration to take down a new cartel running a large-scale operation out of the Cluckin' Bell factory in Paleto Bay.
"Help Vincent bust the case wide open in this action-packed new story update as you take on corrupt LSPD cops as well as a dangerous new cartel that’s set up shop and is using the Cluckin’ Bell corporation’s factory farm complex as a front."
Beyond the stream of story content, Rockstar is also adding new vehicles to GTA Online, though didn't specify how many. It did offer a tease at one, however: the ferocious Bravado Gauntlet Interceptor Law Enforcement Vehicle.
Fans of the more-than-a-decade-old online mode will be relieved to see commitment from Rockstar despite it having announced GTA 6. The GTA 6 trailer — which reintroduces fans to Rockstar's take on Miami, Vice City — arrived in December 2023 featured a ton of intricate details (here are 99 things IGN spotted) and plenty of references to wild and wacky real life events too.
While the game was revealed alongside the 2025 release date for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X and S, PC players were left frustrated, though not necessarily surprised, that their platform was left off the list.
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Revealed with a trailer, below, the expansion lets players carry out an elaborate scheme to expose a ring of unprecedented corruption in the Los Santos Police Department.
"You’ve already received a call from former Diamond Casino head of security turned LSPD officer Vincent Effenburger," the synopsis reads. "Now you’ll have the opportunity to work together in an unorthodox, but profitable, collaboration to take down a new cartel running a large-scale operation out of the Cluckin' Bell factory in Paleto Bay.
"Help Vincent bust the case wide open in this action-packed new story update as you take on corrupt LSPD cops as well as a dangerous new cartel that’s set up shop and is using the Cluckin’ Bell corporation’s factory farm complex as a front."
Beyond the stream of story content, Rockstar is also adding new vehicles to GTA Online, though didn't specify how many. It did offer a tease at one, however: the ferocious Bravado Gauntlet Interceptor Law Enforcement Vehicle.
Fans of the more-than-a-decade-old online mode will be relieved to see commitment from Rockstar despite it having announced GTA 6. The GTA 6 trailer — which reintroduces fans to Rockstar's take on Miami, Vice City — arrived in December 2023 featured a ton of intricate details (here are 99 things IGN spotted) and plenty of references to wild and wacky real life events too.
While the game was revealed alongside the 2025 release date for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X and S, PC players were left frustrated, though not necessarily surprised, that their platform was left off the list.
Ryan Dinsdale is an IGN freelance reporter. He'll talk about The Witcher all day.
Continue reading...
