Grand Theft Auto III is a TV and computer action game produced by DMA Design (the predecessor of Rockstar North).

The game revolves around an unnamed criminal who was betrayed by his girlfriend during a bank robbery. Before the protagonist confronts her and gets his ultimate chance for revenge, he needs to gradually rise to the top of the city's crime lords with missions and jobs provided by himself and other gangsters. Like its predecessor, Grand Theft Auto III implements sandbox-like gameplay, allowing players to freely implement various activities in a large city, such as completing missions, exploring the city, committing crimes, or completing secondary tasks.

Features.

-Visually stunning updated graphics, characters and vehicles

-HD graphics resolution

-Game optimized for touch screen devices

-Custom controls for mobile platforms

-Countless hours of gameplay

-Handle support for select USB controllers

-Integration with Immersion haptic force feedback

-Customize the visual experience of your new video display settings

Grand Theft Auto III's game structure has not changed much. The player's character is placed on a large and open map and is free to complete missions in the main story, secondary missions (vigilante, paramedic and cab missions, etc.) or free to explore. Completing missions rewards players with money, small rewards, or unlocks a new street and area in Liberty City for players to explore. There are six levels of law enforcement, including police, SWAT, FBI agents and military, who deal with in-game violations; avoid them in the same way as in Grand Theft Auto and Grand Theft Auto II. Most of the vehicles in Grand Theft Auto III are designed to look very similar to the real thing. Crimes such as car theft, murder and theft can also be committed in this game.

The flat screen display has been significantly revised. It has been changed to a player-centric compass, guided by a separate mini-map that also shows a map of key locations in the city (such as hideouts and contact points) or targets. Armor and life values are displayed by numbers, and a 24-hour clock has been added. Gang respect value is no longer displayed independently; instead, the player's progress affects the respect value of gang members. When a player completes a mission for a different gang, gang henchmen will actively attack the player if they pass through hostile gang territory.

Once the player's character dies or is arrested, he will be immediately sent to the local hospital or police station respectively, and will lose all his weapons and a certain amount of money for "medical expenses" or "bribery", but there is no limit to the number of deaths or arrests.