Grand Theft Auto IV: Complete Edition (2010)
Genres:Adventure, Shooter
Themes:Open world, Action, Sandbox
Game modes:Single player, Co-operative, Multiplayer
Story:This standalone retail title spans three distinct stories, interwoven to create one of the most unique and engaging single-player experiences of this generation. This definitive Grand Theft Auto bundle boasts hundreds of hours of single-player gameplay; a full suite of open-world multiplayer game types limited only by players’ creativity; dozens of eclectic radio stations with hours of music and original dialogue.Show more
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**Why *Grand Theft Auto IV: Complete Edition* Is the 2nd Best GTA Game Ever, Why Niko Bellic Is Rockstar’s Best Character, and Why It Needs to Be on GOG**
*Grand Theft Auto IV: Complete Edition* stands as one of Rockstar Games’ greatest achievements—second only to *GTA: San Andreas* in scope, storytelling, and emotional depth. What sets GTA IV apart isn’t just the leap to a new generation of graphics and physics, but its maturity. It’s not just about chaos and crime; it’s about consequence, choices, and the immigrant experience through the eyes of *Niko Bellic*—arguably the most human, complex, and tragic protagonist in Rockstar’s entire catalog.
Niko is the heart of the game. A war-scarred Eastern European trying to outrun his past while chasing the American Dream, only to find that it’s just another lie. His dry wit, moral ambiguity, and emotional vulnerability make him stand out in a series often known for satire. He’s not a caricature—he’s real, flawed, and unforgettable. The supporting cast and expansions (*The Lost and Damned* and *The Ballad of Gay Tony*) only deepen Liberty City's dark, layered world.
Technically, GTA IV brought realistic driving physics, the Euphoria animation engine, and a gritty, lived-in version of Liberty City. It’s a game that feels grounded, raw, and cinematic—unlike anything else in the franchise.
It deserves a DRM-free release on **GOG** not only for preservation, but for giving fans a version that isn’t shackled by launcher conflicts, missing music tracks, or broken online services. *Grand Theft Auto IV* is more than nostalgia—it’s a landmark in storytelling, and it needs to be experienced fully, forever.
This are also another unique videogame and my favourites of all time also. I finished them 2 times on PS3. The amount of detail of NPC reactions, things to do, environment, and music radios are incredible for me no other GTA will be so complete like this 3 games. Niko Bellic is one of my favourite main characters because he is the character that I felt the most compassion about as if I felt exactly what he has or had felling because I’m also an European citizen like him, Serbia is my country’s European brother and Yugoslav war was historically for all that countries very hard and very terrible.
GOG bring back this videogames to life again with fixed errors that Rockstar left on the PC version. Please!
Please, give us this version on PC, it would be so cool to know that if you buy this game, it would be yours for ever. And of course, I think that this is the best version if you have a good PC.
Grand Theft Auto IV is, from a single-player perspective, my favorite GTA. Niko Bellic is the best protagonist Rockstar ever wrote aside from Arthur Morgan. The story is phenomenally written with plenty of seriousness and tragedy to balance out the comedy and satire. A whole cadre of memorable and interesting characters, great DLC that puts you into the shoes of different characters from Niko's story both with their own unique journeys, playing this game on Steam even with all the limitations and general not-great quality of Rockstar's PC port of this game, is still my own little happy place from 2008.
I'd love to go bowling with Roman again on an optimized, fully restored version of this game.
I relate to this game deeply. It is about a migrant, who thoght "maybe this time, things will be difernt" after what thjey suffer in thier original homeland. It turned out that there no such paradice that is called "The American Dream". As silly and stupid vidoe games can be, this game is grounded and serius, and it got depth and character way more than any aciton movie I watched.
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