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Lego City Undercover was pretty funny.
Saints Row 3 was also good too.
Simpsons Hit and Run is a classic
Just Cause 2 was semi GTA like, especially at the time of release with little else to compare it with. The genres weren't as broad as they are these days. It was a GTA-like action game. Very good for the time, massive map.
Just Cause 3 was alright, I didn't like it as much as 2.
Just Cause 4 was trash and I think I played it for like 20 minutes at a buddies house.
Read Dead Redemption is great, so is 2 and Undead Nightmare. Undead Nightmare is probably my absolute favorite zombie game.
I enjoyed Mafia as well, haven't played the second or third one yet. Heard good things about 2, not so much for 3.
Saints Row 2 runs well on the Steam Deck.
That said, GTA clones are nearly always derivative junk. The Saints Row and Driver installments were mediocre at best.
Though I prefer Sleeping Dogs to GTA V just because the story, characters, gameplay, setting, and map are more interesting. That's not saying much.
I had both those games on my Gamecube when they came out.
They were clearly inferior GTA-Clones.
Those were pretty mid. I literally only had them because the Gamecube (my only console for that generation) didn't have GTA.