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Take-Two Interactive, the parent company of Rockstar Games, has ordered the GTA 5 modding platform Rage: MP to cease operations.
The developers of the platform relayed the news via a forum post on Monday evening, noting that Take-Two had formally requested they shut down. The reason is because Take-Two and Rockstar Games have their own modding platform, FiveM, and it’s the only authorized platform for modding GTA, especially with regards to the online portion of the game.
“We must share an important update about the future of RAGE: MP. Rockstar Games and Take-Two Interactive have made it clear that FiveM is the only authorized platform for GTAV multiplayer modding, as defined in their Platform License Agreement (PLA),” said the developers. “In accordance with that policy, and at Take-Two’s request, RAGE: MP will begin a structured shutdown process. We are asking all server owners to wind down their operations and migrate to FiveM.”
Server owners have until August 31, 2026 to migrate to FiveM, as operations for Rage: MP will officially cease.
Take-Two and Rockstar’s relationship with the GTA modding community is long-running. In May 2015, the companies sparked a backlash when it was suggested they were
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