Grand Theft Auto V cover art

Grand Theft Auto V

2013 · Rockstar North · ~32h to finish

Story missions checkpoint constantly and aim assist does most of the shooting. The spikes are the driving and the gold medal objectives, which nobody is obliged to take.

actionadventureshooterPCPlayStation 5Xbox Series
GlobalUNRATED
Baseline difficulty2.9GENTLE

Relaxed. Failure is rare and cheap.

The fingerprint

12.55.07.510
Reaction
3.5
Obscurity
2.9
Grind
2.8
Strategy
2.5
Execution
2.4
Learning Curve
2.2
Punishment
1.8
Puzzle
0.8
PUBLISHEDHARDEST DEMAND FIRST
  • Execution drops 0.8 points — you handle this better than most.
  • Reaction drops 0.7 points — you handle this better than most.
  • Assist options shave roughly 1.9 points off, if you use them.

These are generic numbers. Calibrate and this whole page re-scores around you.

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Screenshots

IGDB

Where it bites

SPOILER-SAFE BY DEFAULT

No walls charted yet. If you have played this, you know where it bites — add the first one.

Assists & accessibility

0/4 SOURCED

CHALLENGE RELIEF

  • Difficulty modes [unsourced]

MOTOR & INPUT

  • Aim assist [unsourced]
  • Fully remappable controls [unsourced]

HEARING

  • Full subtitles [unsourced]

Claims marked unsourced have not been checked against a published accessibility review. Nothing here is inferred from genre — where we do not know, we say nothing.

What it is

Grand Theft Auto V is a vast open world game set in Los Santos, a sprawling sun-soaked metropolis struggling to stay afloat in an era of economic uncertainty and cheap reality TV.

Where to go from here

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