#Vice City Netflix removal

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. According to a Netflix spokesperson, games on the platform are subject to removal when licensing deals expire, a practice similar to how the service handles its film and series catalog. The platform has added a "Leaving Soon" badge to both GTA III and Vice City, notifying subscribers of their last day to play. However, the games’ removal may indicate a shift in Netflix's gaming strategy, which has seen adjustments recently, including the closure of a game studio working on a high-profile AAA project. 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. In a blast from the past, an early build of Grand Theft Auto: Vice City has surfaced online, offering a rare glimpse into the game's developmental stages. Read more in our articles including "GTA III and Vice City to Exit Netflix Games in December" and "GTA Vice City Pre-Release Build Leaked—Hidden Secrets Emerge!".