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The Doomsday Heist arrives on GTA Online next week

December 7, 2017 by Andrew Newton

Rockstar has announced a brand new heist set to arrive on Grand Theft Auto Online on the 12th December.  The Doomsday Heist will be the first new co-op multiplayer heist mission to be added to GTA Online for quite some time and going by the new trailer it’s going to be an exciting and intense experience.

The Doomsday Heist is perhaps the most far fetched of all the heists but looks to be great fun nonetheless.  Players can expect to play with sub cars and jetpacks in a James Bond-esque mission that will see devastation rain down on San Andreas if players and their crews don’t put an end to the machinations of enemies unknown.

A billionaire tech mogul, an idealistic intelligence agent, a socially awkward conspiracy theorist and a neurotic supercomputer have been forced into an unlikely alliance to save San Andreas from total annihilation. As apocalyptic threats mount from enemies unknown, you and your criminal crew are enlisted to un-tangle mysteries and eradicate threats spanning from the bustling streets of downtown Los Santos to the ocean floor and all the way to the inner depths of Mount Chiliad in an epic new online adventure. The Doomsday Heist is coming to Grand Theft Auto Online on December 12th.

Filed Under: Andrew Newton, News, Trailers, Video Games Tagged With: grand theft auto, GTA Online, gta v, rockstar, The Doomsday Heist

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