Grand Theft Auto IV: Complete Edition

Aside from all the bugs i've encountered, and crashes, finishing the main story, this game truly lives up even after 18 years. don't really like that if we fail the mission we have to replay it again from the beginning. an important bug that caused me problems, is in the last mission, where niko has to climb the helicopter by tapping rappidly space bar. problem is you have to get your game locked to 30 fps, because of outdated updates and game engine not registering the action.

The step up in realism is felt immediately. Liberty City and NY being 1:1 is hilarious. Each borough highlights this, and hosts their own set of colorful characters unique to the area. The only Russian clothing shop being in Hove (not Brighton) Beach hits the sardonic satire R* are specialist at. Narratively, its my favorite GTA story and character. While Vice City and San Andreas had obvious film influences, this was a story of revenge and immigrant identity bespoke to Liberty City. Shame I had to use mods to get it up and running however a true gem and masterpiece in its own right. [spoiler] and I will say...killing Darko and then taking the deal is exactly what real Niko would do. After traveling to Liberty City to avenge his comrades, no matter the condition Darko was found in, that had to be done. After his comments of emptiness and that car ride in silence made me think he was ready to move on with his new life. That ultimately yields a nightmare ending which I think fits right into this world. [/spoiler]

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Although I'm a big fan of the GTA series, until now I had only played the III-VC-SA trilogy, and after many years I finally decided to give GTA IV a chance. It has the familiar feeling of the older GTA games while improving many aspects, such as the combat system, the liveliness of the open world, the vehicle models, and more. What impressed me the most is how successfully the game portrays the corruption and decay of Western/American society of that era (with the usual doses of satire and exaggeration the series is known for), where mafias, corruption, drugs, and authoritarian policing are everywhere. This is reflected perfectly through the foggy, gloomy environments and the many poorly built and ugly neighborhoods that show poverty and misery. On the other hand, the world feels very realistic. It doesn't feel obvious that NPCs are just walking around following simple patterns like in the older games. They feel much more alive: they are busier during the morning, they exercise in parks, carry coffee, food, and umbrellas when it rains, and generally make the city feel alive. And during those rare moments when the sun finally comes out, the whole city lights up and suddenly you get a feeling that everything is going to be alright... until the next slap of harsh reality hits you! One big negative for me is that by the time you finish the story you have collected a lot of money, but there is almost nothing meaningful to spend it on besides clothes, weapons, and hospital bills every time you die, which are surprisingly expensive (another realistic, although very annoying, touch).

Tive o primeiro contato no xbox360, joguei muito, agora pude re-jogar na steam. Claro que tive que colocar alguns mods pois o jogo está datado em alguns aspectos, mas ainda continua um grande jogo e faz jus a franquia da Rockstar!

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The GOAT!!!!