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Three Classic Grand Theft Auto Titles Are Now on Netflix Games

Netflix subscribers can now loot, shoot and speed through Liberty City, Vice City and San Andreas.

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GTA fans, rejoice. Three classic Grand Theft Auto titles are available now on Netflix Games, including the definitive editions of GTA 3, Vice City and San Andreas. All you'll need to play these titles is a Netflix subscription, which starts at $7 a month.

You can download and start playing Rockstar Games' classic titles now through Netflix's mobile app. Each game is available to download individually, so you can tackle each one at your own pace. The PS2-era games are each set in different locations. Grand Theft Auto 3 promises to let you explore the "ruthless world of crime" in its original setting of Liberty City. Vice City is set in the 1980s, following a vengeful Tommy Vercetti in an appropriately neon-drenched setting. San Andreas jumps forward a decade to the '90s, following Carl "CJ" Johnson on a rescue mission.

You can find these titles and more by opening the Netflix app on your phone and scrolling down until you find the row labeled Mobile Games. You can browse, download and add titles to your list just like you would a TV show or movie. You can get access to all of Netflix Games, ad-free and without in-app payments, with a Netflix subscription. The titles are also available through the Apple App Store and Google Play store in addition to Netflix's mobile app.

Netflix announced last month that it will be adding more new games to its collection in the near future, some based on its award-winning and fan favorite shows, including Money Heist and Shadow and Bone. While the GTA games are out now, we're still waiting to get exact dates for some of these other releases.