‘GTA 5 Online’ Update: Be My Valentine DLC Now Accessible! Brings Several Themed Mode

The most anticipated Valentine's Day update, "Be My Valetine" dlc, is now reportedly available for "GTA 5 Online" via patch 1.32.

However, some fans are claiming that the new "GTA Online" update is still inaccessible.

Product Reviews believes that some players are likely experiencing a system glitch "that sometimes happens with each dlc release."

It added that this happens when bulk contents are added in the game. But it noted that the expansion is already in the game files.

The Valentine's day dlc brings back Tommy Gun-inspired Gusenberg, and adds clothes such as new suits, vests, dresses, bustiers, boxers and stocking. It also has the new-and-improved Albany Roosevelt Valor update.

According to Express UK, the return of Albany Roosevelt is the most exciting content of the expansion as Reddit users recently leaked details about its inclusions.

"They don't make them like they used to, which is a good thing because here at Albany we've completely run out of ideas," the data miners revealed on Reddit.

"Lovingly remodelled, with room for a new suite of personal modifications, the latest edition of our classic Roosevelt represents a new height of criminal refinement, taking you back to the golden age of fraud, racketeering and murder when all you had to worry about were a few charges of tax evasion."

"Be My Valentine" dlc is expected to be available for all players tomorrow. In addition, another update will bring couple-themed mode for "GTA 5 Online" on Friday, IGN reported.

On the other hand, "GTA 5 Online" also received a new update last week.

Rockstar noted of the release of the Drop Zone Adversary Mode and new Sultan and Banshee customizable wide body race cars.

"In this new Adversary Mode, teams of paratroopers jump from Cargobobs hovering high above, then race to the ground to seize and maintain control of a small, exposed patch of terra firma," the site wrote.

"No man is an island here - you and your squad mates will need to attack and defend as a unit."