1. Explore The Sprawling Terrain
With a game-world bigger than that of GTA San Andreas, IV and Red Dead Redemption combined, there is going to be plenty to see and do in GTA V. Whether it's jumping into the ocean waves and exploring the murky depths of the seabed or venturing into the wilderness to clamber up Mount Chilliad, you can hardly complain there's nothing to do. Exploration is going to be a focal point in a game this big, and you can take in your surroundings without having to blast people to death. Bear Grylls manages to adventure the world without stabbing someone to death, and when was the last time you saw David Attenborough trekking through a forrest with a sawn-off shotgun? There is so much beauty and splendour to behold in Grand Theft Auto 5 that one could quite easily whittle away the time of day without ratcheting up a huge wanted level. Or, you know, you could always just go and stab someone if the face. Whatever you feel like doing, GTA V will allow you to do it, and that's one of the reasons why it's such a hotly anticipated title.
Grand Theft Auto V is set for release on September 17 and will launch on the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 consoles.