Tommy Vercetti's return in GTA 6 is unlikely due to Rockstar's established universe split between the 3D and HD eras. This division prevents characters from crossing over, ensuring Tommy remains in ...

GTA IV is the only game in the 3D/HD universe that hasn’t been remastered yet. Rockstar recently announced that GTA VI has been delayed and will be released in 2026. This leaves a window for a ...

Imagine Grand Theft Auto IV, but with Trevor Philips unleashed upon Liberty City. The narrative would abandon Niko Bellic's ...

"GTA IV had something deeper to say, something truly nihilistic, and it said it with its story, its ending, its characters, but also with its aesthetics and its overall sadness.

With Grand Theft Auto turning the big 15 this spring, we thought it was high time to get acquainted once again with GTA IV's lesser-celebrated but no less wonderful-to-play counterparts.

They may not have succeeded at being "GTA-killers", but these fantastic open-world titles definitely came close.

A GTA IV fan recently showcased their recreation of the entire game’s map using the Unreal Engine 5. In a video posted on Reddit’s Unreal Engine subreddit, ...

These mods will make GTA IV refreshing if you wanted to revisit 3-year old game to kill some time as you wait for the next iteration in Grand Theft Auto franchise. Or may be you just like to tweak ...

Grand Theft Auto games are notorious for their shocking betrayals, deeply impacting players. From Dimitri Rascalov's ...

GTA IV is similarly unplayable on the majority of today’s hardware. The game was released on PlayStation 3 and is one of several games from that generation lost to time on Sony machines.

Considering GTA IV is an open World game, it’s a new approach altogether.If you haven’t yet given it a try, you must. Here is a small tutorial to see “Niko” in first person action.

The Grand Theft Auto series is monumental, with beloved entries that have sold tens of millions of copies worldwide. Despite this, 2008’s Grand Theft Auto IV is often disregarded and forgotten ...