All GTA Games, and Every Other Rockstar Title

Return to Vice City in the most anticipated game ever made. Play as Lucia in a sprawling open world across the state of Leonida.

The multiplayer frontier built on RDR 2. Five specialist roles, a shared world, and no major updates since 2022.

Arthur Morgan and the Van der Linde gang in 1899. Rockstar's most detailed world, and a prequel to the 2010 game.

The ever-evolving multiplayer universe. Build your criminal empire with heists, businesses, races and more.

Three protagonists, one massive city. The second best-selling game ever, behind Minecraft, with over 230 million copies sold.

Rockstar's shooter. An older, broken Max working private security in São Paulo, and bullet time at its most brutal.

1947 Los Angeles, seen from a detective's badge. Interrogations built on facial capture, where reading a lie is the whole game.

Rockstar's zombie western. A plague tears through the frontier and Marston rides out to find a cure.

John Marston hunting his old gang across the dying frontier of 1911. The game that made Rockstar's western a landmark.

Luis Lopez, nightclubs and gold-plated excess. The loudest, most explosive corner of Liberty City.

The highest rated handheld GTA. Cel-shaded top-down Liberty City, stylus mini-games and a live drug market.

Johnny Klebitz and the Lost MC. Liberty City seen from the saddle of a biker gang tearing itself apart.

Rockstar's street racer. An open Los Angeles with no loading between races, and the last entry in the Midnight Club series.

Niko Bellic's grounded immigrant story, and the darkest, most cinematic Liberty City Rockstar has ever built.

The most censored game Rockstar ever shipped. A stealth horror story that was banned outright in several countries.

Victor Vance in 1984, two years before Tommy Vercetti arrives. The first GTA where you build and defend your own businesses.

Rockstar's boarding school game. Jimmy Hopkins, class schedules, cliques and the strangest open world the studio has built.

Toni Cipriani in 1998 Liberty City, three years before GTA III. The game that proved a full GTA could run on a handheld.

Rockstar Toronto's adaptation of the 1979 film, and one of the best reviewed games the studio ever made.

San Diego, Atlanta and Detroit, and the first Midnight Club where you build the car as well as drive it.

Follow CJ across three cities in one of gaming's most iconic stories. The biggest cheat code library in the franchise.

The Game Boy Advance entry. A top-down Liberty City set a year before GTA III, and the hardest GTA to play legally today.

The 2004 arcade western that started it all. A level based revenge story, rescued from a cancelled Capcom project.

A death row inmate forced to kill on camera. The most controversial game Rockstar has ever published, and a cult classic.

Remedy's 2003 sequel, published by Rockstar. Shorter, darker, and built around Max and Mona Sax.

Rockstar San Diego's street racer across Los Angeles, Paris and Tokyo, and the first in the series to add motorcycles.

Tommy Vercetti's neon-soaked 1980s crime saga, and the aesthetic blueprint Rockstar returns to in GTA 6.

A riot simulator in a corporate dictatorship, and Rockstar's attempt at putting a crowd of hundreds on a PlayStation 2.

The 2001 sequel, and the Rockstar game whose setting was rewritten after September 11.

The game that took the series into 3D. Claude's silent rise through Liberty City redefined the open world for a generation.

The 2001 shooter that brought bullet time to games, and the first Max Payne story Rockstar carried to consoles.

A cyberpunk action game by Bungie, ported to PS2 by Rockstar Canada. The only game Bungie West ever made.

The PS2 launch title that started the series. Open city street racing across New York and London.

A PS2 launch title about running contraband across open country while the border patrol and the CIA chase you.

Anywhere City and its seven gangs. Work for one crew and the rest want you dead, the series' first real reputation system.

The first expansion the series ever shipped. Swinging sixties London, driving on the left, and a very British take on the formula.

The one that started everything. A top-down crime game across three cities, built by DMA Design in 1997.