#GTA 3 PC GAMEPLAY FULL#

The gameplay consists of what GTA is known for: you take on missions from different characters, you control your character in third person, collecting weapons and hijacking cars. All in all, I'd say each area manages to feel unique, while still feeling like part of a big city. As you progress into the storyline, you gain access to Staunton Island, a more commercial district (also the location of Belleville Park, which seems to be Liberty City's equivalent to Central Park), and finally, you reach Shoreside Vale, location of the Francis International Airport, and a more residential district (with a heavy Cartel presence). It's divided in three regions, as it was par for the course in the 3D universe you start in Portland Island, an industrial area where the Mafia is the major faction.

The game takes place in Liberty City, which, in turn, is inspired by New York.

#GTA 3 PC GAMEPLAY FULL#

Now, I wrote a full paragraph about the story, but I haven't even talked about the setting. From there, he starts working for the Leone Mafia, but they're just a stepping stone in his quest for revenge. Claude, obviously, survives, and as he's being transferred to a prison (he was shot during a bank robbery), he manages to break out. So, in a sense, I was already familiar with Claude and Catalina, and having the story start with Catalina shooting Claude and leaving him for dead felt in character for her. It's funny, actually, as I played the 3D universe games in reverse order while my first GTA game ever was Vice City, the first one I actually completed was San Andreas, followed by Vice City, and this year, III. So, where to begin? Well, I usually talk about the story first, and despite Claude Speed being a silent protagonist, the game offers a decent story of betrayal, crime, more betrayal, some more crime, all in a quest for revenge. However, I do consider certain aspects to be pretty dated, which can make it a very frustrating game at some points. Grand Theft Auto III was the first entry in the GTA 3D universe, and, consequently, it feels pretty rough around the edges, yet it still manages to be a pretty solid game.

Gta 3 pc gameplay