Classic GTA games are now available for free with GTA+.
Some classic Grand Theft Auto games are now completely free for some fans. The Grand Theft Auto franchise is one of the most respected franchises not just in gaming, but all of entertainment. They're some of the greatest examples of what's possible in gaming thanks to Rockstar's ability to craft immersive, interactive open-worlds filled with rich stories, unrivaled gameplay, and much more.
However, if you're a longtime fan of the series or someone who wants to revisit the older games, Rockstar is trying to make sure you can do so. We already had the remastered GTA trilogy which makes three of the most renowned GTA games of all time available on modern consoles including Nintendo Switch. Now, through the GTA+ subscription service, you can get two other classic GTA games.
These two games were spin-offs of the GTA series, with Liberty City Stories serving as a prequel to Grand Theft Auto 3. It was available on PS2 and PSP upon release, but would later come to PS4 and mobile. Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars is a return to the top-down format for the series and was released for Nintendo DS in 2009 with a PSP release later that year. The game eventually came to mobile as well.
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