Grand Theft Auto V may be nearly two years old, but it’s continuing to get new updates. Rockstar Games has announced that the game’s multiplayer mode, GTA Online, will soon add Freemode Events. The studio describes this as an “entirely new way to play.”

Freemode Events are challenges in GTA Online that you can hop directly into without seeing a loading screen, menu, or lobby. Watch the video below to see how they work. These events take “full advantage” of Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC hardware. As such, it doesn’t sound like they will be available on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. We have followed up with Rockstar to find out for sure.

Freemode Events can start “at any given moment,” but they won’t necessarily be entirely random. Players can customize their session to determine which events occur in their game session. “So you can play as much or as little of this new content as you like,” Rockstar explained.

Rockstar says there will be “countless variations” of each Freemode Event, each of which will offer rewards such as GTA$ and RP.

Below are the GTA Online Freemode Events announced so far, with descriptions courtesy of Rockstar.

• King of the Castle — An every man for himself turf war where you’ll need to ascend and claim the designated ‘castle’ as your territory, and then fend off everyone else as they go all out to dethrone you.
• Hunt the Beast — Where one volunteer is temporarily transformed into a faster, stronger, beastly character who must escape relentless pursuers.

These events will also come in the form of “insane stunt challenges,” including things like popping a wheelie for the longest time or catching the most air with a car.

The GTA Online Freemode Events update arrives on September 15. It also comes with two new Adversary Modes, descriptions for which you can see below.

• Hunting Pack — You’re part of a team tasked to deliver a priority vehicle rigged to explode if it drops below a minimum speed, while your opponents race, ram and batter to take it down.
• Cross the Line — Heavily-armed squads face off across a neutral zone with the goal of having all team members strategically penetrate their opponents territory to claim victory.

Lastly, GTA Online’s September 15 update also brings the Rockstar Editor to Xbox and PS4; this video-editing toolsuite was already available on PC.

Although Rockstar has continually updated GTA Online with new content, fans are still waiting to hear about the game’s promised story DLC.