As of Thursday, September 11, the mobile version of Grand Theft Auto: Vice City - The Definitive Edition has officially joined the GTA+ subscription service. Grand Theft Auto: Vice City is now technically free to download from both the Apple App Store and Google Play Store, provided you are a member.
Once you launch the app, you're presented with two options: either pay the full $19.99 purchase price or sign in with a Rockstar Games account that has an active GTA+ membership. For those unfamiliar with GTA+, it's Rockstar's premium subscription service that runs $7.99 per month and includes access to various classic titles and exclusive content.
GTA: Vice City's arrival on GTA+ comes just months after Grand Theft Auto III made its way to the same subscription service. This means Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas is now the only mainline PS2-era game you can't revisit on your lunch break through GTA+. If you're still on the fence, Rockstar has included a 30-minute free trial. It's just enough time to cruise around the opening areas, complete a mission or two, and decide whether the nostalgia hit is worth the price of admission.
