HA HA HA HA !
Mais tout le monde doit y jouer a celui la ! :D
LE jeu qui a change la face du monde !
A 8 ans ce truc m'a montre ce que c'etait qu'un jeu "innovant" ! ;)

While a lot of people seemed to have first played the GTA series with the 3rd person games, I started here. It's a terrific, humorous action game without the involved stories of the newer ones.

If it's 2022 and you find a way to get this game on steam dosen't metter the price, you are a legend!

It’d be a lie to say GTA1 aged well, but the first entry of the series is still a fun arcade game about carjacking and other criminal activities, with the kind of satiric humour that stood the test of time.

Compared to the massive open world lumbering giant the franchise grew into, Grand Theft Auto 1 is a simple top-down arcade action game, inspired by the highway car chase helicopter news casts.

The simplicity is reflected in the core mechanics: instead of playing through a story (which this game lacks pretty much entirely), all six levels require a target score to pass. While almost every action gives points, the intended way to progress is to raise the score multiplier, usually by completing missions. These missions are barely anything more than a random set of objectives, tied together with some immature and politically incorrect, yet not too controversial flavour text with some (black) humour and social satire.

The game is easy in many regards– enemies aim terribly, the police are quite ineffective, and all tasks can be described in a few words– but many small annoyances can ruin gameplay. For example, there are no mission retries, and when even the player dies in one hit, it is easy to fail a task on the first try.
The best way to approach GTA1 is to think it as a memorisation game: learn the city layouts, weapon locations, and the mission objectives, and it’ll go smoothly. Just don’t forget that there is no save, so each stage has to be completed in one sitting.

The game engine is ancient and difficult to run on any modern system. On top of that, it can cause nausea with the jerky camera movement and wonky frame rates. And when it works, the player can enjoy the interesting physics that turn every vehicle into a bouncy bumper car.
Still, if you can live with these limitations, GTA1 can still hold itself on its own as a good arcade game that can warrant a replay from time to time.

impossible de se connecté, le jeu commence à charger et cela revient à steam

revivre l’actualité des jeux ancien en 1 simple pack d’environ 7 jeux ,je suis pour d’autant plus que steam assure la capacité avant de vendre des jeux franchement indémodable et inoubliable

subime jeu, avec des graphisme digne de Battlefield 3!! (au moins)

Grand Theft Auto is now old enough to play Grand Theft Auto.

It's ok.

"Grand Theft Auto" holds many merits when it comes to its initial release. One of the first babies in introducing a gaming concept where you can create crimes in a city with a system. A game where you do bad things not because you have to, but because you want to. Shooting innocent people, stealing cars, damaging property, no game company in its era dared to explore any of these concepts until Rockstar came along. It is and can be a good amount of fun but nowadays, it's more fun playing many other games with similar game styles as "Grand Theft Auto".

In its time, "Grand Theft Auto" paved the way for many of the games we see nowadays including the more modern titles of the same name, the "Saints Row" games, the "Just Cause" series and more. That being said, and how we're far past the two decade point of it's release, how exactly does the game stand up today? Well obviously not comparing it to modern day games of the same concept, "Grand Theft Auto" has unfortunately been frozen in time and does not fare well to newer systems nowadays. As mentioned, it is unplayable in Windows 10 without any kind of internal adjustments to the game files. In this respect, I simply can't recommend it because it's literally unplayable. I have however been able to play it during my high school years in 2010 on a friends computer and can say that it is mediocre at best (at least in today's standards). It isn't terrible or anything but it's a game that would be truckloads of fun if you were still in the year 1998. Now, it's along the lines of 'meh'.


Unlike most "Grand Theft Auto" games today, the first instalment of "Grand Theft Auto" presents the player with a top-down perspective and the immediate freedom to do what they wish to their heart's content. The purpose of the game is really to just wreak havoc in the city and basically rack up as many points as you can by committing crime. Everything from shooting/running over civilians, destroying property and anything illegal will dish out points for the player. Aside from all that, there isn't much else going for the game. Current "Grand Theft Auto" games obviously offer more on top of better graphics, controls, and objectives. It's the first of its kind so I do believe that it's a good game but only in its time. However, you're better off picking up the newer titles today.


Something that doesn't sit well with me. Unlike other top-down games, movement is wonky and hard to get used to. There's no real way to strafe and driving is also awkward. Shooting is mediocre as well and for a game from the 90's, you can only expect so much. Overall, the controls are rather shoddy and are not very refined. Although possible to adapt to, it's still a hassle to do so. This is a time where game companies were still experimenting with certain concepts for games so to an extent, I can let it pass, but with the ageing of games and how polished controls are today, it's not a good style to be playing.


It's 1998, not too much to expect. Things look the way they should despite the pixels. Although not too appealing to the eye, you can't really expect high definition graphical output from a game from 1998. The screenshots on the Steam page definitely don't help its case due to the limited resolution options in that time period which explains why the screenshots look so dreadful. Speaking of that, there also aren't any resolution options nor an option for windowed mode. There's only a fixed display that you can play on. "Grand Theft Auto" is a game where when it was initially released, did not get any future updates to it.


If I recall, a lot of the sounds in the game are very laughable. Maybe back then it was kind of cool to hear audio of such quality but nowadays it's hard to believe that "Grand Theft Auto" would have audio that funny. From a quality standpoint it's definitely not good, barely mediocre. But from a more casual perspective, it's definitely amusing to say the least. Long story short, it's bad, but in a hilarious way.


"Grand Theft Auto" is a top-down crime game where you cause crime to rack up points. With shoddy controls, terrible graphics, and overall unstable functionality, "Grand Theft Auto" is a no go. It's also no longer available to be purchased alone and is only obtainable through the "Grand Theft Auto" bundle. In addition, it does not work on Windows 10 without internal file adjustments. It's a game that was released in 1998 and evidently stayed there.