Grand Theft Auto III – Definitive Edition Now Free on iOS

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Grand Theft Auto III – Definitive Edition is currently available for free on iOS devices, a development that has been widely reported by users on X (formerly Twitter), including prominent accounts such as @Wario64 and @dealztrendz. This appears to be the full, unrestricted version of the game, rather than a limited demo.

As of now, neither Rockstar Games nor Apple have made an official announcement regarding this unexpected offering. This lack of communication has led some users to speculate that it might be a technical error, with the possibility of the free availability being corrected in the future.

The Definitive Edition is an enhanced version of the iconic 2001 classic. It boasts several improvements, including updated graphics, refined controls, re-engineered lighting effects, and higher-resolution textures. Crucially, these enhancements have been adapted to provide an optimal touch control experience on mobile devices.

Source: Mezha.Media

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