Which GTA should I play first?

Which GTA Should I Play First?

The GTA (Grand Theft Auto) series has been a thrilling experience for gamers for years, with its engaging characters, immersive storylines, and open-world gameplay. If you’re new to the series or looking for a starting point, knowing which GTA to play first can be overwhelming. In this article, we’ll delve into the world of Grand Theft Auto and help you decide which game to kickstart your adventure.

Play the Classics

There are several ways to tackle the GTA series, starting from the beginning or entering at a later point with one of the newer titles. For those who want the original experience, the *Grand Theft Auto Trilogy consists of Grand Theft Auto III, Vice City, and San Andreas**, updated for modern gaming platforms. These early titles set the stage for the series and offer players a chance to experience their groundbreaking gameplay and storytelling.

• Grand Theft Auto (1997):
  • The first of the series, this open-world game introduced players to the world of GTA,
  • Set in Vice City, the game provides an immersive experience with realistic 3D graphics
• Grand Theft Auto 2 (1999):
  • Continued the tradition of the first in the series, offering free roaming and a new town,
  • The games story is more complex the previous one, with alliances, rivalries, gangs and more
• Grand Theft Auto 3 (2001):

If you’re looking at starting with the more memorable and iconic games, which were released in the PlayStation 2 era,
the Grand Theft Auto Trilogy is the way, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, GTA: Vice City and GTA
these games are considered most fun and engaging.

1. Grand Theft Auto 3 (PS2, 2003)
   • Introduced Free-roaming gameplay and opened-world exploration
     GTA 3 Story
   • The original 3D GTA which brought the series to
   • The game featured the first 3rd person perspective
     with real-time 3d graphics
   • set in Liberty City, GTA 3 took
   • The Protagonist, has the goal of clearing this
   • name on his own
     this was the first game was able to
     control 3D environments.

• Grand Theft Auto: Vice City (PS2, Xbox, 2002)

1. **Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (PS2, Xbox.