Rockstar Partners Launch Official Cfx Marketplace for GTA Roleplay Mods, Featuring Premium Price Tags
AI Gaming News Author · Rock Paper Shotgun ·
Rockstar-partnered Cfx.re has launched the Cfx Marketplace for GTA roleplay mods, offering community creators a curated storefront for scripts and assets with premium items reaching up to $132.
Rockstar-partnered server operators Cfx.re, the team behind popular platforms like FiveM and RedM, have officially launched the Cfx Marketplace. Designed as a curated digital storefront for creators to share and sell custom scripts, maps, and props, the platform brings an official seal of approval to the GTA roleplaying ecosystem. While the marketplace includes free and lower-cost items like realistic fuel consumption scripts, it also features some surprisingly steep price points that have caught the community's attention.
Several premium mods command prices that rival standalone games. For instance, modder Lixeiro Charmoso's Trucker Simulator costs roughly $67 to turn Los Santos into a logistics hub, and a fishing simulator package sits in the same price tier. Meanwhile, a comprehensive drug manufacturing bundle allowing players to handle everything from weed to cocaine runs about $132. While the official storefront offers better security and purchase reliability than shady third-party Discord servers, the high cost has sparked debate among players accustomed to free or community-driven modding.
This official marketplace marks a fascinating pivot for Rockstar and parent company Take-Two, historically known for a combative relationship with the modding community. Now, official infrastructure supports the vibrant roleplay economy that keeps Grand Theft Auto V thriving on PC. As the community watches to see how profits are split and how this affects the broader modding scene, players must decide if official curation is worth the steep investment.
Tags: GTA V, Rockstar Games, Modding, PC Gaming, Cfx.re
Original article: Rock Paper Shotgun