Then scroll down to display and press X (on PS4). Go to the pause menu and choose settings. One major aspect of the new modes that is not spelled out very well is another option in the setting that will allow the game to remember how you like your settings. These are Free Aim – Assisted and Free Aim, the latter of which is the more true to the FPS genre and requires the most skill. However, for those looking for the true FPS experience, the other two options may be more up your alley.
This happens on the default settings of Assisted Aim – Partial, but you can make it even easier with Assisted Aim – Full. This almost makes the first-person mode too easy, as you can quickly let go of R2 (on PS4) and then hit it again to target the next enemy. If you’ve ever played a GTA game before, you obviously know about how the default setting for the game helps to automatically lock onto targets to shoot when aiming. This is not just a simple change though, as you can further customize how you play the game. Switching to first-person turns the game into exactly what you would imagine, a FPS. The game obviously has received a major facelift graphically with the much increased power of the new consoles, but arguably the biggest addition this time around is the implementation of a true first-person mode.Īt any time in the game, players have the ability to switch between third and first-person mode, simply by pressing the touchpad on the PlayStation 4 or the back button on Xbox One. A little over a year after its initial launch on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, Grand Theft Auto V is back again on the current-gen consoles with a version for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One hitting just this week.
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