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Once again, the player must do several jobs to complete the level. Apparently the player double-crossed Bald Man Sonetti, and is a dead man if it happens again. Once the player has enough points, A Don Sonetti's guy will want to speak to them. One mission also involves a trap in the form of a bomb on a bus that will blow up if it gets below 50 mph (this was inspired by the movie Speed). They have the player do several jobs, ranging from stealing two taxis to killing the police chief. It's not the original game, but has been remade to work on modern Windows operating systems.

The PC version of GTA1 is now available for free download here, along with Grand Theft Auto 2 and another Rockstar game, Wild Metal: Reclaim the Future. In the game, the player can choose from one of about eight protagonists, and even change their names. These renditions of the cities are vastly different from their more well-known counterparts in the GTA III Era. Grand Theft Auto is set in Liberty City, San Andreas and Vice City in 1997. Both of these games require the original GTA disc to work.

Grand Theft Auto: London 1969 was made as an expansion pack for GTA, and Grand Theft Auto: London 1961 was in turn an expansion pack for London 1969. Grand Theft Auto, now known primarily as GTA 1, was the first game in the Grand Theft Auto series, released on PlayStation 1, PC and later on Game Boy Color. If you've got the means to play it and somehow haven't already, go fix that right now.This article is about the first game in the Grand Theft Auto series. Truth be told, Simpsons Hit and Run is generally agreed to be one of, if not the best Simpsons video game of all time. The Simpsons: Hit & Run is as much a game for Simpsons fans as it is for Grand Theft Auto veterans, as the game smartly peppers references to its serialised namesake across the entirety of the campaign. Homer and the gang aren’t able to commit atrocities on the same level as someone like Niko or Trevor, of course, but you can still cause all manner of mayhem across Springfield by kicking and punching to your heart’s content. Yes, this is definitely much older than most entries on this list, and a popular animated sitcom isn’t the first setting that comes to mind for a GTA-style video game, but Radical Entertainment achieved the unimaginable with this cult-classic hit from 2003.