| Release: 2013 Developer: Rockstar Games OS: XP / Vista/ 7 / 8 / 10 CPU: Intel Pentium III 1,6 GHz GPU: Geforce 7600 RAM: 512 Mb Storage: 2.6 Gb Version: (Full Game) Latest version |
Grand Theft Auto: Vice City - Back to the 80s - a new chapter of the famous story, which begins on the still dangerous streets, but now in the 80s. The main character Tony Vercetti, as in other games, wants to quickly make money and lead the local criminal world. To do this, he and the player will carry out tasks for drug lords, steal cars and gradually gain trust, and with it, fatter jobs that will bring more money. As in all series of games, here is freedom of action, the character will walk, run, steal cars in NPC. In the project GTA: Vice City - Return to the 80s you will have to drive any kind of transport and perform parkour tricks, the game environment is filled with ramps and stairs just for this. But in Vice City all this happens in the atmosphere of the 80s, where Michael Jackson's hits sound from every iron, and NPCs in fashionable clothes run around. They drive, walk past or scream in fear to recreate the mood of a living gangster city. The developers have done a lot of work to create the atmosphere. Cars of that time were carefully selected, weapons were changed to higher quality, several characteristic graphic effects and 18 tracks were added to emphasize the style of the era.The game graphics may seem outdated now, but for the time of the game's release it was a breakthrough. The buildings are simple, the characters have a small number of polygons, but when combined together in a foggy environment, they create a general mood. Nostalgia buffs will surely appreciate this part of the story, pop culture of the 80s is not just a part of the design. It sets the tone for new adventures, often inspiring the final missions, opening the way to grow into a kind of mafia boss, like Tony Montana.
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