Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition

PC Gamer

Wes Fenlon

93 / 100

Near-perfect at everything it does, but wisely limits its remit. A great conversion.

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IGN

Tristan Ogilvie

5 / 10.0

GTA Trilogy Definitive Edition is defective, disappointing, and surprisingly disrespectful to three classic games and their many legions of fans.

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Metro GameCentral

GameCentral

5 / 10

Lazy, amateurish, and half-finished are not how you usually expect to describe a Rockstar game, but this easily avoided mess shows three classic games in the least flattering way possible.

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GameSpot

Justin Clark

4 / 10

Rockstar's remastered trilogy is, appropriately, an absolute car wreck of creative neglect.

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Game Revolution

Mack Ashworth

5 / 10.0

Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition can be tolerable on the right system. Both PS5 and Xbox Series X offer users the best chance of brute-forcing past the performance barriers but, even then, occasional bugs and glitches can occur. Fun can be had on those current-gen systems, especially by those with some sentimental attachment to the original trilogy, but there’s still likely to be moments of frustration. When it comes to the Nintendo Switch version, as enjoyable as a portable version could be, the experience is heavily compromised and I can’t recommend players drop serious cash on this product.

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Destructoid

Dan Roemer

4.5 / 10.0

So, to recap my advice at the beginning: stick to your original copies if you still have them. If you need to see this mess in action for yourself, either wait until developer Grove Street Games heavily patches this collection or wait for a deeply discounted sale.

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Hobby Consolas

Alberto Lloret

76 / 100

‎GTA Trilogy on Nintendo Switch has problems like the rest of the versions, from an unstable frame rate to a noticeable popping or blurrier graphics playing in the dock, but they are still three great adventures like the cup of a pine, with slight improvements, which are highly enjoyable in portable mode.‎

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TheSixthAxis

Jim Hargreaves

6 / 10

If you're coming into Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy expecting each game to look and play like GTA V, prepare for disappointment at a passionless upscaling effort. On the flipside, if you fancy reliving these open world wonders with some of their rougher gameplay edges sanded down, prepare to lose yourself for sixty hours or more.

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