Developer Rockstar Games has revealed a brand new business-themed update that will be coming to both GTA Online and GTA 5 on May 13.

The update will include a variety of brand new weapons, vehicles and costumes to the game, including a new Bullpup Rifle.

In terms of ground vehicles, the Dewbauchee Massacro [Sports], Enus Huntley S [SUV], Pegassi Zentorno [Super], and Dinka Thrust [Motorcycle] will all be obtainable for gamers to cruise around the city of Los Santos.

If your arsenal has been feeling a little scarce as of late, Rockstar has decided to add the Bullpup Rifle to all Ammu-Nation Stores.

In addition, there is a range of new items and abilities being added to the game, including having the power to own two real estate properties. Fans can now buy five new real estate buildings including Richards Majestic and Eclipse Towers to name a few.

Rockstar recently announced that it will give gamers double the amount of cash and XP for jobs completed in GTA Online only on May 9 and 10.

"(This is) to prepare for the new apartments, lavish cars and amenities coming in the High Life Update coming this month," said Rockstar in a statement.

Previously, Rockstar released multiple DLC updates including "The Business Update" and "Valentine's Day Massacre" earlier this year, but the gamers are really looking forward to when Rockstar finally releases the much anticipated online heist missions later this spring.

Rockstar Games released the critically acclaimed game "GTA 5" on the PS3 and Xbox 360 in US stores on September 17, 2013; while "GTA Online" was released on October 1, 2013.

In other "GTA 5" news, fans have been expecting Rockstar to announce the release of the PC version of the game over recent weeks, however, still until now the gaming company has not yet publicly revealed any information or even hinted on the possibility of the PC port.

At least 700,000 GTA fans have signed an online petition on Change.org in order to convince Rockstar to release a version to the PC, but so far Rockstar has not confirmed or deny the possibility that PC port will arrive in stores.