New GTA V & FiveM Store Launches From NaturalVision Creator

A new, high-end store for premium GTA V and FiveM mods has just been launched, and it's from one of the most respected names in the modding community.

"Razed Mods," a new online storefront, was just unveiled by Razed, the renowned creator behind the legendary NaturalVision graphical overhaul mods. This new platform aims to be a one-stop-shop for premium, high-quality assets for both single-player GTA V and FiveM servers.

For years, Razed's work has been at the forefront of pushing GTA V's visual boundaries, and this new store formalizes the process, moving from traditional donation-based support to a full-fledged subscription service.

What's On the Razed Mods Store?

The store is launching with a curated list of Razed's most popular mods, as well as new and upcoming projects. The mods are split into two categories:

Graphics Mods:

• NaturalVision Evolved (NVE): The complete, next-generation graphical overhaul that has become the gold standard for GTA V mods.

• SILENT FOG: A graphics pack for FiveM servers that introduces dynamic and atmospheric fog effects.

Asset Packs:

• Parallax Roads Overhaul: A massive texture pack that replaces all roads and pavements with high-resolution, 3D-like parallax textures.

• Vehicle Engine Audio Overhaul: A pack that replaces and enhances the engine sounds for numerous vehicles in the game.

• Little Broker Map: A new, custom map asset for FiveM.

How Does It Work?

Unlike downloading a simple free mod, the Razed Mods store operates on a subscription model, which is common for high-level FiveM assets.

According to the site, subscribing gives you instant access to the mods and, crucially, includes all future content and compatibility updates. The store itself is run through Tebex, the official monetization platform for FiveM, and uses Cfx.re (the team behind FiveM, now owned by Rockstar) encryption for security.

A New Era for GTA Modding?

The launch of a high-profile, paid mod store like this is significant, especially given Rockstar Games' new relationship with the modding community.

After Rockstar officially acquired Cfx.re in 2023, the days of battling modders seem to be over. This new store, operating with official FiveM and Tebex integration, signals a major shift toward a more formalized and commercial ecosystem for GTA modding, similar to what's seen in games like Minecraft.

While "paid mods" has been a controversial topic in the past, this subscription-based model for premium assets and continuous updates appears to be the new normal for the dedicated FiveM and GTA RP communities.