GTA III – NETFLIX

Marko Taylor

9 months ago

Still a masterpiece, but there are performance issues and bugs in this version. S21 Fe sd888 phone can run the game decently. touch controls are fully customizable and I was able to complete the whole game without the controls causing difficulty issues. if they polish up the engine bugs and performance, it will be a 5 star game.

Kadiatou Diane

4 months ago

The game is so annoying, i ALWAYS lose all my progress in the game and need to restart from the beginning, i'm literally rating this 1 star only

Steve Pettifer

9 months ago

A fun trip down memory lane, but the controls on screen are horrid for anyone notnised to phone gaming (and frankly I've never understood why anyone would want to be used to it), and vehicles randomly stop moving even when you hold the accelerator which is just awkward. Think I'd rather pay for it on PS5 and play on a big screen with a controller.

Nandan Sonde

9 months ago

Needs optimization Drains battery quickly, heats up a lot, game has a very weird contrast, frame rate isn't stable and capped to 30 fps, very few graphics settings, rain looks bad, a bug where if the game gets paused (If you open quick settings or go to home screen) then if cutscene is playing it will glitch and won't show properly and the sound gets muted. Hope the developers fix these issues Played on Realme GT 2 (Snapdragon 888)

Lol Wiiu

4 months ago

My old s8 is supported but my new xiaomi 12 isn't. Great job netflix! Seems like you grabbed your intern to write the compatibility list :)

Jalkaur Rana

3 months ago

What is this happening with this game when I try to open it it shows black screen and after few seconds it returns to home screen. Kindly reply me !

Bryce Andrews

9 months ago

Original is great. This version is still buggier than the original and runs pretty poorly considering the visual upgrade isn't that substantial. I was hoping this Netflix version would finally fix the issues, but unfortunately Rockstar and/or Take Two clearly aren't committed to fixing this problem. And why would they, despite the endless issues, this release still made them a tonne of money. Why would they care about quality at this point?

Ronaldo Alvaro

8 months ago

Hopped on this after completing San Andreas. Same kind of review with the controls; a bit finicky but got used to it. It also crashed a few times. But I enjoyed completing the main missions. Updated graphics are awesome. Crazy to think that the last time I played GTA 3 was on PS2 about 20 years ago! Now it's in the palm of my hand with quick loading screens. Overall, playing this trilogy again was enjoyable and nostalgic. Played on Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra.

Romain LM

9 months ago

I'm giving 5 stars cause it's an excellent game that we get "for free" through our Netflix sub. However, be aware that the game can be buggy, the FPS can drop randomly, textures can be (very) blurry for 5s before buildings actually start actually appearing on screen etc. But the hardest part are the controls, clicking on the right button to shoot, run (etc.) while moving around can be really challenging.

Jdrizzle Drizzle

9 months ago

Worth it if you are already a Netflix member. Similar quality to the switch version, playable and can look ok graphically. Frame rate hovers just below 30fps, at full resolution, with some stutters every now and then, especially when moving faster. Already a fun game, if you haven't bought the original GTA 3 mobile and are a netflix member, definitely worth playing this.

AM92

9 months ago

Reviewing from the Samsung Galaxy S10. The performance is poor. From constant frame drops, to stutters, it makes the game really difficult to play. The visuals at times are better than the originals. But not always. The classic lighting is a fantastic option that stays true to the originals. But the weather although looks much better than the DE. The weather is still better in the original. The small visual improvements aren't worth the huge performance loss. Original is better.

Joe Roy

7 months ago

Overheats but works. Unfortunately it seems that this game won't run well on lower end devices, as my in experience; it ran pretty well with the occasional stutter on the highest settings. However, my phone felt like a microwave because of how hot it got trying to run it. Turning the resolution down to it's lowest certainly helps, but it still heats up after a few minutes. The game is still solid and worth playing though, you'll just need a high end phone to run it properly and safely.

Ouchtor

4 months ago

It stutters and lags a lot, even with the graphics settings cranked all the way down. It's borderline unplayable. This is a big disappointment since I consider my Galaxy s21 to be a rather high-end phone.

Almis Baimpourntidis

5 months ago

The most challenging thing in this game is driving, I can't win the race (Turismo) mission. If you can't make driving better increase the timers on missions and make drivers slower.

Shahab Saeed

5 months ago

Excellent experience and wayy better port over the original. I appreciate the return of original lightning of remastered. The recent update was excellent. The jitters were impossible to ignore and play back then, but now they are very negligible. I'm playing on Galaxy s21.

Jhules Lagman

4 months ago

In my experience it is great so long as you have a controller of sort, the mobile controls are hard to get used to and uncomfortable but playing with a controller was a life changer, just pair your controller with your phone for this game and you should be good

Brandon

9 months ago

Pretty decent port, but it really needs the ability to turn off motion blur, and the resolution slider should give you an indication of the current setting. The performance is okay, doesn't feel super smooth, but there's no frame counter so it's hard to measure objectively. Otherwise, it supports controllers out of the box and looks pretty good (other than the nauseating motion blur).