While the hugely hit open world, action-adventure video game 'Grand Theft Auto 5' will be released for PC in mid-April, New York-based developer Rockstar Games has already released the final trailer on Thursday to keep the excitement amongst fans alive.

According to IB Times, the PC verion of 'GTA 5' has been delayed twice before. Originally, the game was slated for release on Jan. 27. Latest reports claim that the game will now be available to players on April 14. They can avail the game from retail stores or in the form of a digital download.

In December 2014, there were rumors that Rockstar Games would delay its forthcoming release of 'GTA 5' for the PC when the developer changed action-adventure game's Steam listing release date from Jan. 27 to "early 2015." However, Rockstar did respond to the situation on one of its online forums, and assured the players that the game would be made accessible on the original date. Nevertheless, in mid-January, the release date was again postponed to March 24 in mid-January, causing much disappointment to the PC fans of 'GTA 5.' Subsequently, the release was delayed once again and the new date was set for mid-April.

Meanwhile, Rockstar released a new series of 'Grand Theft Auto 5' images from the PC version last week, revealing the game in 4K resolution.

The developer has announced that players who will preorder the digital version of the game will get $1.5 million in-game cash. Moreover, even the PC version of 'GTA 5' will also incorporate heists, a new editing tool called the Rockstar Editor as well as access to the Rockstar Social Club.