Opening gates for pirates to install unlicensed copies of Grand Theft Auto V on PC, a new crack named Grand.Theft.Auto.V.Update.1.and.Crack.v2-3DM is now easily available on torrent portals and file-sharing networks.

The crack is advertised to be compatible right upto Windows 8.1 x64 version, and advises users to turn off their antivirus defenses to install. Deactivating computer's security measures is without a doubt not recommended, users are requested to stay away from such shady cracks and purchase only legal copies of the game.

As expected Grand Theft Auto V for PC is all set for an April 14th, 2015 release and if you preordered a digital copy of the game you can pre-load it now via Steam or Rockstar Warehouse. Here is the official trailer of the game in it's full glory running at 60 frames-per-second.

Gamer forums and blog got buzzed with chatter on how the upcoming GTA V (First Person Reincarnation) for PC would put a full-stop to piracy of the game by using the uncrackable Denuvo DRM service. The chatter started when somebody noticed Rockstar's Logo on Denuvo's website under "Who we work with" section, this new DRM which is being successfully used in FIFA 15 and Lords of the Fallen makes use of DRM code which changes every time, which has made it uncrackable. This made pirates worrying how they were gonna enjoy one of the most exciting new feature of the game (First person gameplay) in the upcoming reincarnation of GTA V.

Grand Theft Auto V is having a re-release on PS4, Xbox One and PC (PC version delayed until 2015) in a few days, and a teaser-video was released by Rockstar to announce the same. Rockstar has given gamers reason why they should again buy this new incarnation of the game, GTA 5 will run at 4K resolution on PC, and the all new 'next gen' version of the game will include a fully-supported first person mode for that ultimate deeper immersion, gamers can even enjoy the cut-scenes with first-person perspective.

Do watch the video shared below for more.