GTA 5 PC Release Date Leaked? Download Release Revealed As Petition For Computer Version Gains Traction

A listing for Grand Theft Auto 5's PC version was revealed by forum member 'Metalmarc' over on NeoGAF from Czech retail website SuperGamer.cz, Gamerant.com reports.

Also included in the product's description is the tentative release date of June 13, 2014, the website also reports.

Nordic retailer Elgiganten claims Grand Theft Auto 5's PC version will be available for pre-order on January 31, leaving gamers wondering if the petition to create a computer version of the game worked.

A petition on change.org asking Rockstar Games to make an announcement release the game has surpassed 600,000 signatures.

Grand Theft Auto 5's PC release date version is rumored to support 32 players at the same time, the Latin Post reports.

"PC Version of GTA Online will support 32 max players," a user posted on GTA Forums.

The user included a link to a forum on Pastebin.com titled "GTA V Scripts / Sources for PS3 MODZ v1." Then, funnw2 posted 32 lines of scripts from Pastebin.com that read "HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER1," all the way down to "HUD_COLOUR_NET_PLAYER32," the website also reports.

Amazon stores in France and Germany have listed Grand Theft Auto 5's PC version as available, leaving many fans wondering if Rockstar Games will make an official announcement about the game's release date soon.

A leaked 150-page bug log for Rockstar Games' "Grand Theft Auto V" allegedly shows more than 170 references to an upcoming PC version of the title, the International Business Times reports.

It discussed over 170 references to developmental errors, several notes on DX11 support and a possible "smog" weather setting, mention of a "lastgen" toggle designed during development, and glitches relating to 64-bit system testing, the International Business Times also writes.

Leaked footage of Grand Theft Auto 5's PC version has surfaced on YouTube, leaving many gamers wondering if Rockstar Games will respond and make announcements regarding the game's release date.

However, Take-Two Interactive shut down the leaked video on copyright infringement grounds.