#GTA III leaving Netflix

Netflix is bidding farewell to two iconic Grand Theft Auto titles, GTA III and Vice City, as both games are set to leave the platform’s mobile games catalog on December 13, 2024. This departure marks the end of a licensing agreement between Netflix and Rockstar Games, which introduced the trilogy of GTA classics to Netflix Games just last year. The platform has added a "Leaving Soon" badge to both GTA III and Vice City, notifying subscribers of their last day to play. The absence of such a notice for GTA: San Andreas suggests that CJ’s journey will remain accessible for Netflix users beyond this deadline. The GTA titles were part of a significant push by Netflix to expand its gaming portfolio, with the company citing their addition as a key factor in boosting player engagement in late 2023. For fans still eager to experience GTA III and Vice City on mobile devices, the Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition will remain available for purchase on iOS and Android app stores. While losing GTA III and Vice City might seem like a setback, the service still offers a growing catalog of games for subscribers to explore. This includes GTA III, GTA: Vice City, and GTA: San Andreas. Read more in our articles including "GTA III and Vice City to Exit Netflix Games in December" and "GTA: The Trilogy is coming to mobile for FREE via Netflix games".