PSA: GTA 5's Halloween Event Begins Today

[UPDATE] Rockstar has now announced more details on GTA Online's Halloween event. Everyone who logs into the game now through November 7 will get spooky t-shirts called Twilight Knife and Butchery and Other Hobbies for their characters. Additionally, people who pick up the new Sanctus bike by November 7 will get the Cheerleader Massacre 3 t-shirt.

Not only that, but Rockstar is offering up double GTA$ and RP in the following modes: Slasher, Beast vs. Slasher, and Come Out to Play. However, this promotion is only available on Halloween itself--October 31.

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What's more, the Lurcher Hearse and Franken Stange cars from last year's GTA Online Halloween event are coming back, while creepy masks, facepaints, bobbleheads, and horns are also now available. All of this is available in GTA Online now through November 15.

Read the full Rockstar Newswire blog post to learn more about GTA Online's Halloween festivities.

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Grand Theft Auto V's multiplayer mode, GTA Online, is being updated today with the Halloween content that Rockstar announced earlier this week.

A new version of the LCC Sanctus motorcycle adorned with a red-eyed skull is scheduled to arrive--and it looks pretty cool. Additionally, a new Angels vs. Devils multiplayer mode called Lost vs. Damned is included, while some of the Halloween-themed vehicles and item from last year's event are returning.

If Halloween is not your thing, it's still a good time to jump back into GTA Online. Rockstar is offering up a gift of $250,000 worth of GTA$ for everyone who simply logs into GTA Online PlayStation 4, Xbox One, or PC now through October 31. The funds may not be delivered right away, but should show up in your Maze bank account by November 4.

Additionally, Rockstar is currently running a GTA Online three-year anniversary sale (GTA Online launched in October 2013) that offers discounts on content from the game's first three years. Read GameSpot's previous coverage to see a rundown of everything that's on sale through November 7.

GTA V is not the only game celebrating Halloween. Destiny, Overwatch, Rocket League, World of Warcraft, Smite, Street Fighter V, and others are also taking part. Check out GameSpot's roundup here to learn more.