Rockstar Games’ iconic Grand Theft Auto 5, widely regarded as an all-time classic, will be leaving PlayStation Plus on June 12. Subscribers who still want to experience the acclaimed open-world adventure before the release of GTA 6 should act quickly. PlayStation Plus users will also lose access to 11 other games, including Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons, Dodgeball Academia, Indivisible, and SpongeBob SquarePants: Battle for Bikini Bottom Rehydrated.
Steve Ogg, the voice actor for Trevor in Grand Theft Auto 5, has revealed that a planned ‘Agent Trevor’ DLC was in development but was ultimately canceled by Rockstar Games. Ogg stated that he had already recorded lines for the DLC, which would have featured Trevor undercover working for the government.
Grand Theft Auto 5 has received numerous updates over the years, introducing new content for GTA Online but no story expansions since its 2013 release. Leaked files and comments from the actor who played Trevor suggest a story DLC centered on the character was planned but ultimately canceled. Rockstar Games has previously hinted at story mode DLC but later prioritized GTA Online updates and Red Dead Redemption 2 development.
Grand Theft Auto 5 may have never received a story expansion, but it was reportedly in the works. Steven Ogg, who played Trevor in the game, has confirmed that he shot scenes for a Trevor-focused DLC that never saw the light of day. The DLC would have seen Trevor going undercover for the feds, and Ogg revealed that they had already filmed some of the content before it was abruptly canceled.
