There’s a brand new GTA Online mode called Till Death Do Us Part and here’s how it works.
Part of the GTA Online Valentine’s Day weekend events include a new adversary mode called Till Death Do Us Part.
This new mode challenges teams to take part in what Rockstar Games is calling the “ultimate quadruple date”.
Apparently teams of two go head-to-head with up to three other teams of pairs, but the twist is that each couple has one life to share between them.
Basically, if one player dies their partner will “take their own life in dramatic fashion”, or so Rockstar says on its website.
“You can play the new Adversary Mode in five different romantic locations (easily selectable via the Adversary Modes section of the GTA Online pause menus) or jump in to a Featured Playlist with a trio of locations by hitting the button on the GTAV launch screens,” explained Rockstar.
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To stay alive, you will need to stay close to your partner (in crime), as doing so will earn you health regeneration bonuses.
In fact, Rockstar is encouraging players to “get cosy”.
Rockstar also said that it will have more information to share later on today about bonuses for playing the new Till Death Do Us Part mode, new information on what players will be in store for over the next few days “and beyond”.
Till Death Do Us Part is only one piece of the GTA Online Valentine’s Day pie, as there is more fun to be had in the multiplayer component of GTA 5 this weekend.
Check out all the details on the Rockstar Newswire.
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