We have completely redesigned the inventory system in Grand Mobile. It is no longer just a list of items but a convenient hub for managing all of your character's possessions. The inventory now features a new structure, improved clarity, and greater flexibility.

Below you will find a detailed overview of every change.

The inventory is now divided into five separate sections, each responsible for its own category of items.

The actions available for an item depend on the section where it is located. More details about each item type can be found below.

The inventory no longer has a limit on the number of items you can store. You may keep an unlimited amount of clothing, accessories, consumables, and unique items without worrying about running out of space.

❗ Exception: Weapon and resource categories still have storage limits.

Every inventory section now includes a search bar. Simply start typing an item's name, and it will be found instantly.

You can also sort items by:

Item rarity is now standardized across the entire game. This means an item's rarity is displayed consistently everywhere:

➡️In the inventory,

➡️On the Marketplace,

➡️In trades and mail.

Previously, the inventory was displayed as a grid of individual slots that could be moved and separated. The new system works differently: identical items are automatically stacked into a single slot, with the quantity displayed next to them. This makes the inventory cleaner and much easier to manage.

Regular items are stacked into a single slot. If you acquire another medkit, for example, the counter simply increases by one.

Temporary items are stored separately from permanent items of the same type. If you receive another temporary copy, its duration is added to the existing timer, while the quantity always remains equal to one.

Restricted Items. Items that cannot be traded or sold are also grouped into a single slot with a quantity counter, preventing unnecessary clutter.

In the Customization section, you can add items to your Favorites list.

This is especially useful if you own a large collection of clothing and accessories, allowing quick access to your most-used items.

The Clothing section is divided into four categories:

When opening the customization menu, your character is displayed directly within the interface. The camera focuses on the character, allowing you to immediately see how equipped items look.

Equipment slots are shown next to the character depending on the selected category. If a slot is occupied, simply click it to unequip the item.

Accessories can be equipped on different parts of the body:

Equip / Unequip. Equip an item or remove it from your character.

Delete. Remove an item from your inventory.

⚠️ Important: Equipped items cannot be deleted. They must be unequipped first.

The Weapons section contains two item types:

The interface displays dedicated slots for each weapon type and armor.

Each slot shows the current ammunition count. The standard ammunition limit is 1,000 rounds.

Using Items

By clicking Use, you can specify how many units to activate.

Body armor is only visible on the character while active. Once its durability is depleted, the visual model is removed automatically.

Resources are materials gathered throughout the game and sold to NPC buyers. They appear as a simple list with quantities displayed. No actions can be performed on resources directly from the inventory, including deletion. This behavior remains unchanged.

Consumables include medkits, food, and other single-use items. Pressing Use consumes one unit and immediately activates its effect. No quantity selection is required. Consumables can also be deleted from the inventory.

Certain consumables, such as repair kits, can be used directly through the quick-access menu without opening the inventory.

This category contains special items with unique gameplay mechanics:

Summon. Activates the item and launches its functionality, such as spawning a skateboard or balloon.

The item count does not decrease.

Return. Stops usage and removes the item.

Delete. Removes the item from the inventory after confirmation.

The trade window now supports items from the following categories:

Temporary items and trade-locked items are not displayed in the trade interface.

The trade screen displays two panels:

Each panel also shows the amount of in-game currency being offered.

Once both players are satisfied, they press Ready. A 10-second countdown begins. If either player modifies the offer during this period, the timer resets. If no changes are made before the timer expires, the trade is completed automatically.

⚠️ Everything displayed in the trade window is synchronized in real time. Item lists and currency amounts must match for both players at all times.

Mail is now a fully functional item storage system. Mail categories mirror the inventory:

Items can remain in the mailbox indefinitely. Nothing is removed automatically. Only you decide what happens to your stored items.

Claim. Moves an item into your inventory (or preferred storage based on settings). A confirmation dialog appears before completion.

Delete. Permanently removes an item from the mailbox after confirmation.

The Store Item button opens your inventory and allows you to send selected items to mail storage.

Temporary and trade-locked items can also be stored via mail. Like the inventory, the mailbox has no item limit.

The Marketplace receives a visual overhaul while keeping its core functionality unchanged: listing items for sale for a specified period of time.

Several issues have been resolved:

The item management interface for safes now works similarly to the trade system and includes a dedicated Weapons section. Your items are displayed on one side of the screen, while safe storage slots are displayed on the other.

When withdrawing weapons, you must specify how many units to take.

The Family Safe can now be expanded. The number of available slots depends on your family's upgrades. By default, a Family Safe contains 15 slots.

The Clothing Store has been visually updated and now includes a new Clothing category.

It contains three subcategories:

Clothing and accessories purchased with premium currency have been removed. Only items available for regular in-game currency are now displayed.

The fitting room now supports real-time previews.

When trying on clothing, skins, or accessories, you immediately see how they look on your character directly within the interface. Accessory previews, which previously did not function correctly, have now been fixed. In addition, the camera automatically focuses on the relevant body part:

The customization system allows you to create a character appearance from separate clothing pieces.

It supports two base character types:

Items are gender-specific and can only be equipped by the corresponding character type.

Outfit (Skin). A complete character model, similar to skins available in previous versions of the game. Equipping an outfit replaces all clothing at once.

Modular Clothing. A new mode that allows you to combine separate items:

Mix and match freely to create your own look.

Characters have four equipment slots:

Equipping a new item automatically removes the previous item occupying that slot. If an outfit is currently equipped, it will be removed automatically when switching to modular clothing. Likewise, equipping an outfit while wearing modular clothing clears all three clothing slots and equips the full outfit.

Any item can be unequipped at any time, leaving the slot empty.

The item is most likely equipped on your character. Unequip it first, then delete it. If the item belongs to the Resources category, it cannot be deleted at all and can only be consumed through the appropriate game mechanics.

Yes. Temporary items always have a quantity of one. Receiving another copy simply extends the item's remaining duration.

One of them is either temporary or restricted. Such items are stored separately from regular versions to avoid confusion.

No. Restricted items cannot be traded, sold, or exchanged. They remain permanently bound to the character.

No. The accessory resets to its default position when re-equipped. You will need to adjust its placement again.

With the new system, vehicle trunks will no longer function as item storage. All items stored there will be transferred to your inventory when you:

A warning message will appear informing you that trunk storage is no longer available, and the items will be transferred immediately. A chat notification will also confirm the added items.

No. Resources can no longer be sold or transferred. Their sole purpose is now accumulation for crafting and related progression systems.