An increasing focus on Grand Theft Auto Online meant that 2013's Grand Theft Auto 5 never received any story DLC--but this wasn't always the plan. Voice actor Steve Ogg, who voiced Trevor, has now said that a planned "Agent Trevor" DLC was already partially shot before Rockstar canceled it, The Loadout reports.

Dataminers uncovered something called Agent Trevor back in 2023, which is believed to be one of three scrapped GTA 5 expansions — the others being Zombie Apocalypse and Alien Invasion. Following this up, Ogg has claimed in a cast Q&A that the Rockstar shot some of the Trevor DLC before abandoning the project.

A leaked GTA 5 database file last year also included a string related to Trevor, hinting at a story mode expansion for the game.

Grand Theft Auto V voice actor Steven Ogg has said developer Rockstar Games originally planned to make a story expansion focused on Trevor, though it was seemingly canceled as a result of GTA Online becoming so popular.

While the gaming world sits on its hands impatiently waiting for more news about Grand Theft Auto 6, a tantalising piece of info about its predecessor has emerged via a livestream featuring GTA 5 voice actors Stephen Ogg,

Try a single issue or save on a subscription Issues delivered straight to your door or device GTA 5 nearly got DLC starring Trevor as a "fuck up" undercover agent for the government, before the entire thing "just disappeared".

GTA 5 was originally supposed to release DLC campaigns surrounding the three main characters, revealed Steven Ogg, who voices Trevor in the game. However, such DLC never saw the light of day. According to Ogg,

Grand Theft Auto V' had a scrapped DLC inspired by James Bond. The 2013 game never received any story based DLC thanks to more of a focus on 'GTA Online', but Trevor voice actor Steve Ogg has revealed he actually recorded dialogue for a planned Agent Trevor DLC.

Work had progressed far enough with GTA 5’s single-player DLC that Trevor’s voice actor worked on it, even though it was never released.