We’ve covered YouTube user Shesez’s “Boundary Break” series—which takes control of the camera of various video games and moves it around to places you can’t get to in those games, revealing some interesting secrets—before, looking at some of the concealed areas of games like BioShock and The Last of Us.

For a pair of their latest videos, the series peeks behind the curtain of Shadow of the Colossus and Grand Theft Auto V. This includes where some of the colossi are before you trigger them, visits to the Shrine of Worship and the inaccessible rooms of Michael’s house, and even a closer look at that hidden alien at the beginning of GTA V.

You can check both videos out below.

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It’s already been over three years since Rockstar’s Grand Theft Auto V was released to the masses, demolishing records upon its arrival. These days fans of Rockstar’s games anxiously await the announcement of what’s next, whether it will be Red Dead Redemption 2 or something else. But that doesn’t mean they don’t look forward to a good GTA V video from time to time instead of watching old favorites instead.

Corridor has released a video in which the world of GTA comes to the most advanced virtual reality headset ever. Basically, it turns the game into a live-action experience which might just be a little too real for some. It even comes with live-action Trevor (played by his voice actor Steven Ogg—someone fans of The Walking Dead unfamiliar with the game might recognize as one of Negan’s people), who also might just be a little too real for some.

Click on over to the other side to watch the video, as well as a bonus making of video.

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Rockstar Games has released a brand new 60 frames-per-second trailer for their long-awaited Grand Theft Auto V PC release. The game will finally find its way into the hands of PC gamers in just under a couple of weeks from now on April 14th.

The PC release will also come complete with all of the heist missions that were recently made available to those playing on consoles.

You can check out the new 60 fps trailer for GTA V on PC below.