Netflix continues to grow its stable of video games with its biggest release to-date: The Grand Theft Auto Trilogy. The trilogy consists of three fantastic games, all of which were originally released well over a decade ago.
GTA III first came out in 2001 for the PS2, making it the oldest of the bunch. Grand Theft Auto: Vice City released just a year later, also on the PS2. (Fans of GTA V and Take Two investors wish Rockstar could pump out games that fast still!)
GTA: San Andreas released just two years later, also on the PS2 (what a great console that was, with so many amazing games!). That’s three Grand Theft Auto games in four years. It’ll be 12 years between GTA V and GTA VI, which is basically George R.R. Martin slow, but at least not Half-Life 3 slow.
In any case, if you subscribe to Netflix you can now play all three of these classic crime games on your mobile devices for no extra charge. This is a pretty great deal given the GTA Trilogy will set you back $60 on Steam.
Here’s where to download each game on either iOS or Android:
Simply head to any of those links and download the game for free, though you will need to have a Netflix account to play. While the initial download size for each is fairly small, be warned that once you load up the games another much larger download will be triggered, so make sure you have the storage space and a Wifi connection.
Which of these games is your favorite? I probably spent the most time in San Andreas but they’re all so great.