Grand Theft Auto: Vice City was, for its time, the bigger, better sequel to a groundbreaking game that changed the industry forever, much like Terminator 2 was to Terminator in the movie business. It expanded on the core gameplay offered by GTA III and tried getting more complex, more detailed, but most importantly, more stylish.

The main feature of the game was, surprisingly, not the added gameplay mechanics, improved graphics or extended park of vehicles you could access. It was the setting. Rockstar's first attempt at adding a tone, a specific style to their games was a tremendous success. By creating an interactive open-world environment in the form of a city copying the 1980s Miami, the developers cemented their reputation as the creative geniuses that they still are. The world was bright, colorful and interesting. An interesting story with well-written characters and inventive missions utilizing the world to its full potential also helped. Vicy City remains the most beloved GTA game to date. Especially if you remember the amazing in-game radio with beloved classical hits and humorous commercials.

But it wasn't just the setting and the story. Vice City was the first 3D GTA game that let you drive motocycles, had decent air-crafts, expanded on the boats and yachts, let you go inside the buildings of the city, change your character's outfit and do many more things previously unthinkable in an action game. The game expanded on virtually every element there was, improving shooting and adding new weapons, making driving easier and providing a gigantic car park along with environments to drive in, added new mission types as well as freedom do complete those missions in any ways you want, made the city bigger and let you explore the houses. It was, for 2004 standards, the greatest game ever.

Almost a decade later, Vice City may look obsolete. Old graphics, clunky controls, horrible save system and strange gameplay limitations like the characters being unable to swim are very prominent when compared to modern games, even from Grand Theft Auto line itself. But if you just try it for a little, out of nostalgia, you will find yourself drawin into the world of Vice City one again. Which means that, despite all its flaws, the game is truly timeless.

Key Features

• Legendary classic game
• Gameplay holds up a decade later

Specifications

• Software full name: Grand Theft Auto
• Developer: Rockstar Games
• License type: Free
• Setup filename: GTA VC.zip
• File size: 2.5 GB
• Type: Full standalone setup / Offline installer
• Limits: None
• Version: 1.06

Supported Operating Systems

• Windows XP
• Windows Vista
• Windows 7 (x32)

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