Rockstar Games has officially launched the 'Cfx Marketplace,' a platform for trading game mods. This marks a strategic shift from their previous stance of opposing modders, as the company now aims to integrate user-generated content into its own ecosystem.

The platform is operated by the 'Cfx.re' team, now under Rockstar Games. They were originally an external team that developed 'FiveM' and 'RedM,' the roleplay servers for 'GTA 5' and 'Red Dead Redemption 2.' Although they previously faced conflicts with Rockstar, including account bans due to copyright issues in 2015, their relationship improved, leading to their official acquisition by Rockstar Games in 2023.

The marketplace is currently operating on a limited basis, open only to a select group of creators chosen by Rockstar Games. This measure is intended to ensure content quality and manage legal risks during the initial service period, allowing only vetted creators to register and sell their work. The company stated that it plans to expand participation after verifying system stability.

At launch, approximately 317 various mods have been released. Users can find a diverse range of mods, including vehicles, maps, outfits, and scripts, with prices ranging from free to premium bundles exceeding $380 (approximately 560,000 KRW).