Remastered versions of GTA 3, Vice City and San Andreas arrived on iPhones yesterday. If you're lucky and you're a Netflix subscriber, you can get these games for free. GTA: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition arrived on consoles and PC some time ago and it must be said that the titles suffered from significant bugs and poor optimization. However, the errors have been fixed and the titles can now be really enjoyed on the aforementioned platforms. Rockstar has previously promised that the remasters will also look at iOS. And although it took quite a while, it kept its promise. So this morning I had no choice but to try out some of the remastered games on my mobile device.
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Of these three parts, I probably like Vice City the most, because of the great-looking and illuminated night Miami. Since I bought and finished the classic version of Vice City on my iPhone about two months ago, I still have the graphics in my mind. And I can say right away that the leap here is really big. The game looks great and the controls (except for the new mechanics) are the same as in the classic version. Even though you may think that playing GTA on an iPhone is a superhuman task, the opposite is true. Tommy is aiming well and I dare say that the mobile version has a slightly lower difficulty compared to the PC and console versions. So next weekend I will go into the center of Vice City a lot more and will probably explore other parts as well.
In this case, it really comes in handy to have a Netflix subscription, because App Store sononec two versions of the GTA: Trilogy remaster have arrived, one is free with a Netflix subscription. The other is sold directly by Rockstar and each part costs 539 CZK.
So I tried all three and it's great. The only thing that bothers me is the lock at 30 FPS. I don't understand why some games are on iPhone only at 30 FPS and on Android for 5 thousand they run beautifully smoothly with more FPS... for example Real racing 3