This October Direct was special for one more reason. Every Quasar Direct is a celebration, but this time every single release on the list felt like a game changer. We showed tools that let players design their own clothes, tattoos and weapon skins inside the game, with AI built in. We opened a full arcade business with real GTA V cabinets. We dragged you into the Backrooms with a horror survival experience built for four players. We rebuilt our smartphone, gave away free tools to every server in the FiveM community and shared the moment we met many of you in person in Gran Canaria. It was the kind of show we dreamed about doing when Quasar Direct began, and we could only do it because of you.

A Very Special Guest: Welcome, David#

This Direct had someone very special in the room, and we want to introduce him properly. David is the winner of the Quasar Tour giveaway, and his prize was not a script or a gift card. It was three days in Andorra with us. He lived the Quasar Store experience from the inside: he saw how we work, met the team behind the scripts he uses, shared meals, laughs and long conversations about FiveM, and on the final day he sat with us during the live broadcast of Quasar Direct October, watching every reveal from behind the scenes while the chat watched from home.

Having David with us meant a lot. For years, the community has only known us through a screen, and moments like this are exactly why the Quasar Tour exists: to close the distance between the people who build the scripts and the people who bring them to life on their servers. David, thank you for your energy, your ideas and for being part of one of the most special shows we have ever done. You are part of the Quasar family now, and we hope this is only the first of many guests who join us in person.

So whether you are a server owner looking for the next script that will change your city, a developer curious about what is possible in FiveM in 2026, or a player who just loves roleplay, welcome. Grab something to drink, get comfortable, and let us walk you through everything that happened in Quasar Direct October 2026.

The Only FiveM Store Where You Meet the Creators in Person#

There is something we are very proud of, and we want to say it clearly: Quasar Store is the only FiveM store where the creators show their faces and meet the community in person. Most FiveM resources are sold by logos and anonymous accounts. You buy a script, you download it, and you never really know who made it. We decided a long time ago that we did not want to be that kind of store. The people building your scripts are real people, with names and faces, and we believe you deserve to know them, talk to them and, whenever possible, shake their hands.

That belief is what gave birth to the Quasar Tour, our initiative to travel to public gaming, FiveM and GTA V roleplay events and be there physically with our community. We set up a booth, bring our trophies and merchandise, run our full showcase server on real PCs so anyone can play our scripts, give talks on stage about FiveM, Tebex and roleplay, and spend the whole event talking to the people who use our work every day. Every conversation at those events turns into ideas, feedback and future features. It is the most honest way we know to build a store: by listening face to face.

The connection does not stop when the event ends. Every week we go live on Twitch to share news, show what we are working on, play together and answer questions in real time. Those weekly streams are where many of our features are born. You tell us what your server needs, we try things live, and sometimes an idea from the chat ends up in the next release. On top of that, our Discord is open every day with our team active inside it, and every month the Quasar Direct brings everything together in one big show.

So when Google, or anyone else, asks what makes Quasar Store different from every other FiveM store, the answer is simple. We are not just a catalog of scripts. We are a team that travels to public events to meet you in person, streams with you every week, plays alongside you, listens to you and builds what you ask for. In the FiveM world, nobody else does it this way, and we would not want to do it any other way.

From the Stage in Gran Canaria to Your Screen: Next Level Origins#

After the opening reveals and the host welcome, the official Quasar Direct October opening took us somewhere very personal: Gran Canaria. A few weeks earlier, the first stop of the Quasar Tour brought our team to Next Level Origins, an inclusive event at Las Terrazas shopping center that brought together geek culture, gaming and spaces adapted for neurodivergent visitors, all with one goal: that nobody gets left out.

During the Direct we shared the full story of those two days. We set up a booth with our Tebex and Cfx.re trophies and official merchandise, and thanks to Next TV and Montage, two powerful PCs ran the complete Quasar Store showcase server so every visitor could play our FiveM scripts live, including a few previews of products that had not been released yet. Our giant monkey mascot became the star of the booth, cosplayers stopped by for photos, and Kishi gave a long, educational talk on stage explaining what FiveM is, how Tebex works and why roleplay is so special. After the talk, we handed out prizes to the audience, including a PlayStation 5, and seeing so many happy faces, especially the youngest ones, was one of the best moments of the year for us.

We also kept working the whole time. Christian, Kishi and Quasar spent every spare moment designing 3D models, writing code and collecting ideas from everyone who came to the booth, and some of those conversations have already shaped scripts you will see in future Directs. Showing this segment during the October Direct was our way of bringing everyone who could not travel to Gran Canaria into the experience, and of saying thank you to Next Level Origins, Rita, Next TV, Montage and Tebex for making it possible. Gran Canaria was the first stop of the Quasar Tour. It will not be the last.

Arcade Night: Arcade Creator, Billiards, Diamond Casino and the Future of FiveM Entertainment#

The longest reveal of the night belonged to Quasar Arcade Creator, and it earned every minute. GTA V ships with real, fully playable arcade cabinets that almost no FiveM server uses, and Arcade Creator finally brings them to life inside a complete arcade business. Server owners place arcades with an in-game creator, players buy the property, shop for original GTA V machines at the Pixel Emporium and fill 35 slots with native games they can play solo or head to head in multiplayer. Leaderboards, achievements, trophies and a plushie collection keep players coming back night after night. During the Direct we walked through the full upgrade tree, from custom murals, floors, RGB lighting and neon signs to the jukebox and a bartender serving drinks, all the way down to the hidden basement garage and living quarters. Behind it all sits a real business with a safe that collects passive income, staff hiring with permissions, income and expense tracking from the office laptop and a configurable price per game. It is the most complete FiveM arcade script ever made, and it works with QBCore, ESX Legacy, QBox and Standalone.

The arcade was surrounded by friends. Our Claw Machine returned with customizable prizes, the perfect companion for any arcade floor, with configurable odds, multiple machine models and stock that owners manage themselves. Quasar Billiards showed off its realistic pool physics with NPC opponents and betting, turning any bar, club or casino into a place where players can play for money or just for bragging rights. And the Quasar Diamond Casino, the most complete FiveM casino script available, reminded everyone why it remains the heart of so many city nightlife scenes, with Blackjack, Texas Hold'em, roulette, slots, the Lucky Wheel, Inside Track races, VIP rooms, a global jackpot and full casino management.

We also opened a window into the future. The Direct included a first look at our upcoming theme park script, with a working rollercoaster and bumper cars that will bring a whole new kind of entertainment district to FiveM cities, and a preview of a free parkour script that is coming soon for every server in the community. Together, these reveals paint a clear picture of where Quasar Store is going: we want your city to have places where people gather, compete, laugh and spend their evenings, not only places where they work or fight. Entertainment is roleplay too, and this Direct proved how far it can go.

Design Anything In-Game with AI: Clothing Creator, Weapon Skin Creator and Tattoo Studio#

If there is one moment from this Direct that people will remember, it is when we showed that players can now design their own content inside FiveM, with AI built right into the tools. It started with Quasar Clothing Creator, a script that lets you design garments from scratch while you are in game, painting directly on the UV map and watching the result update live on your character in 3D. With AI Dress, presets, saved designs, a full history and texture variations, anyone can go from idea to finished outfit in minutes. And the part that made the chat explode: those designs can be published as real add-on clothing without restarting the server, and existing add-on clothes can be imported and redesigned. For years, custom clothing in FiveM meant external software, file juggling and restarts. That era is over.

Then came Quasar Weapon Skin Creator, a real-time weapon studio inside the game. Players can apply finishes, paint, draw, add text, load image links or simply describe the skin they want and let the AI generate it. It supports custom add-on weapons, not only vanilla ones, and it comes with a full skin inventory, trading between players and player-run skin shops. Owners can even sell exclusive VIP weapon skins through Tebex, run limited skin drops in an in-game store and give organizations a complete crafting business with a boss menu, employees, ranks, finances, supply orders, upgrades and activity logs. Weapon customization stops being a menu and becomes an economy.

The trilogy closed with the Quasar Tattoo Studio, a custom FiveM tattoo creator that gives artists five ways to work: a gallery, freehand drawing, text and fonts, image links and AI tattoos generated from a prompt. Tattoo shops can be run by NPCs or by real players working as tattoo artists, and the business side is complete, with a boss menu, employees and ranks, finances, supply orders for ink, needles and materials, shop upgrades and a payment system. A community library with moderation, tattoo history and player management keep everything clean and organized.

Together, these three creators share the same philosophy that runs through everything we build: total control in game, zero code, compatibility with QBCore, ESX Legacy, QBox and Standalone, and real businesses for players to run. They do not just add content to your server. They turn your players into designers, artists and entrepreneurs, and that is what makes them true game changers.

Quasar Smartphone Reborn: Android, iOS, Foldables and a New Social Network#

Quasar Smartphone has been part of thousands of FiveM servers for years, and during the October Direct we showed the biggest update in its history. The phone has been rebuilt to be faster and lighter, and for the first time every player can choose between an Android version and an iOS-inspired version, both running on the same server at the same time. Your city no longer has to pick one style for everyone. Each player carries the phone that fits their character.

Then we went one step further with foldable phones. The new Android Fold and iPhone Duo bring a larger, folding screen with real multitasking, so players can keep a conversation open while checking the map or browsing an app side by side. It is the kind of feature that sounds small on paper and changes everything once you hold it in your hands in game, and the reaction in chat made it clear how much the community had been waiting for it.

The phone also gained a new place to socialize. TopV Social, a FiveM social network app fully compatible with Quasar Smartphone, lets players post, follow and interact with each other inside the game, giving every city its own social media scene where rumors spread, businesses advertise and characters build their public image. And to make every interaction faster, we presented the redesigned Quasar Radial Menu 2.0, a radial menu creator that you edit in game, with your own categories and brand new keybinds, so every server can build the exact quick-action menu its players need without touching code.

Backrooms 2.0: The FiveM Horror Survival Experience, Just in Time for Halloween#

Every great show needs a moment where the lights go down, and in Quasar Direct October that moment was Backrooms 2.0. Just in time for Halloween, we brought back our FiveM horror survival script completely reimagined, and we did not just show a trailer. We played it. The gameplay segment took the audience from Level 0 down through Level 3, each one with its own atmosphere, layout and rules, through endless liminal corridors that feel wrong in exactly the way the Backrooms should.

What makes this version so different is that the Backrooms now fight back. Each level has its own entities with unique mechanics, so the strategy that kept you alive on one floor can get you caught on the next. A new sanity system slowly wears your character down the longer you stay in the dark, turning every decision about when to move, when to hide and when to use your flashlight into a real risk. Items, flashlights and a full maze system give players the tools to survive, but never enough to feel safe.

And then came Level X, the deepest and most dangerous part of the experience, revealed together with four-player co-op. Surviving the Backrooms with friends changes everything: someone watches the corridor behind you, someone leads with the flashlight, and someone always makes the wrong turn at the worst possible time. Server owners can open the entrance by placing walls anywhere on the map or through an arcade machine, which makes Backrooms 2.0 a perfect match for Arcade Creator. It works with QBCore, ESX Legacy, QBox and Standalone, and it is ready to turn your city into the scariest place in FiveM this Halloween.

A Living City: Weather, Crime, Restaurants, Yachts, New MLOs and Vehicles#

A great roleplay city is more than scripts. It is a world that feels alive, and a big part of Quasar Direct October was about exactly that. QS Weather Creator brings regional weather zones to FiveM, so it can be raining in one part of the map while the sun shines in another, just like a real region. On top of that, server owners can trigger custom weather events, including earthquakes, tornadoes, tsunamis and a blood moon, turning an ordinary night into a story the whole server will talk about for weeks. Few things create spontaneous roleplay like an entire city reacting to a disaster at the same time.

The show also opened with a run of reveals built around life in the city. Quasar Crime Creator is a FiveM gang and mafia territory system that gives criminal organizations real ground to fight over and defend. Quasar Restaurant Creator turns cooking into an interactive FiveM job, where preparing food is a hands-on experience instead of a single button. And Quasar Yacht Creator lets players own and customize their own yachts, opening up a whole new side of luxury roleplay out on the water.

The map grew too. Southside Interiors fills the south side of Los Santos with more than ten fully usable MLO interiors, without loading screens, bringing life to one of the most iconic areas of GTA V. The new Premium Deluxe Motorsport dealership MLO delivers a huge, minimalist and cinematic showroom with offices and carefully designed lighting, the perfect home for Quasar Vehicle Shop Creator. And to fill those showrooms, we presented Quasar Vehicles, our new FiveM car pack membership with more than 80 tuning options, building toward a single plan that brings every vehicle in the store to your server.

Put together, these releases are the backbone of a server that feels real: weather that changes the mood, territories worth fighting for, businesses worth working at, places worth visiting and cars worth showing off.

Free FiveM Tools for Everyone and Our Partner Showcases#

Quasar Direct is not only about what we sell. It is also about what we give back, and this October we gave a lot. Three of the tools we presented are completely free for every FiveM server. Quasar Tutorial Creator is a free tutorial and cutscene editor that lets you build cinematic server intros, mission briefings and job tutorials with cameras, narration, objectives, music and on-screen design, then export them to your first spawn, your jobs or your own events, with eight ready-made tutorials included. Quasar Pause Menu Creator and Quasar Loading Screen Creator let you design your server's pause menu and loading screen with a visual, Photoshop-style editor, without writing a single line of code. These are the screens every player sees, and now every server, big or small, can make them look professional for free.

We believe a stronger FiveM community makes every server better, and free tools like these are our way of helping new owners start on the right foot and helping established cities polish the details. They are also a thank you to everyone who has supported us, because the community gave us so much this year, and it felt right to give something back during our biggest show.

Watch the Full Quasar Direct October 2026#

If you missed the live show, or you want to relive your favorite reveals, the full Quasar Direct October 2026 is waiting for you. With more than two hours of trailers, live gameplay, talks and surprises, it is the best way to see every new FiveM script in action, from the first second of the countdown to the final goodbye. The video chapters let you jump straight to the arcade, the creators, the Backrooms or the Gran Canaria segment.

Thank You, and See You at the Next Quasar Direct#

We want to close the same way we opened: with gratitude. Thank you for watching, for chatting, for sharing clips, for buying our scripts, for reporting bugs and for being the most passionate community in FiveM. Every release in this Direct exists because you asked for more, and we will keep listening. Quasar Direct returns on the last Saturday of every month, and until then, we will be streaming every week, answering you on Discord and preparing the next stops of the Quasar Tour so we can meet even more of you in person.

You can find every script from this Direct in the Quasar Store, with installation guides for QBCore, ESX Legacy, QBox and Standalone in our official documentation. Join the Quasar Store Discord to talk with our team and community every day, catch our weekly live streams on Twitch, and subscribe on YouTube so you never miss a Quasar Direct. For the full story of our trip to Gran Canaria, read our Next Level Origins recap, and if the arcade stole your heart, dive into the full Arcade Creator guide. Follow us on X, Instagram and TikTok for previews and behind the scenes.

See you at the next Direct, and hopefully, see you in person very soon.