Teddy William
Fans of the Grand Theft Auto (GTA) series have both good and bad news. The good news is that two games from the franchise, GTA: Chinatown Wars and GTA: Liberty City Stories, are available for free on the Google Play and App Store. The bad news is that they can only be played for 30 minutes, after which you need to pay $30 for each one or subscribe to GTA Plus.
GTA: Chinatown Wars and GTA: Liberty City Stories are games developed by Rockstar Games, set in fictional cities inspired by New York and Hong Kong. They were originally released for portable consoles like the Nintendo DS and PSP, and later adapted for smartphones and tablets.
Both games, developed by the renowned Rockstar Games, have been the subject of criticism due to low ratings and recurring complaints in the comments, primarily related to bugs and poor optimization on mobile devices. This strategy by the company to offer a free version with a time limit was a way to allow players to test the game and ensure its compatibility with their devices before investing in the full version.
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