Grand Theft Auto 5 may have had some of its thunder stolen by the launch of the PlayStation 4 and the upcoming Xbox One, but that doesn't mean the game is out of the picture completely. With a huge fanbase, and a massive world to explore, millions are still deeply involved in the game, and now Rockstar has released the free Beach Bum DLC pack for the game to add even more content.

The Xbox 360 version of the DLC was released on Nov. 19, and the PlayStation 3 is expected within 24 hours of the Xbox 360 release. The DLC is 33.12MB in size, and comes separately from a title update that will be 64MB in size.

The Beach Bum DLC will introduce many new different missions, vehicles, and weapons to Grand Theft Auto Online, and all the content will be tied into the beaches found in and around Los Santos. Races, deathmatches, parachutes, last team standings, survivals and gang attacks will be added to the online portion of the game, adding new and exciting content for players looking to try out some new missions in new maps. For example, the Survival on Del Perro Pier tasks a player and his or her crew members with fighting waves of enemies on the festive pier full of carnival rides.

In addition to all this new content and missions for the multiplayer online portion of the game, the single player offline part of the game will also get access to some of the new items. This includes the four new vehicles: The BF Bifta dune buggy, Canis Kalahari off-road truck and Bravado Paradise beach camper van can all be access in both portions of the game through a single in-game phone call, and the Speeder speedboat will be available in the game's marina in case players want to speed along the beaches of the game.

Finally, two new weapons are included in the Beach Bum pack. Players in the single player portion of the game will find it in Michael, Trevor, and Franklin's inventory and online players can buy it in the game's weapons shop. The SNS Pistol offers a new pistol for players to try out, and the broken bottle melee weapon can be used for those who feel as though regular knives are not barbaric enough.