Grand Theft Auto V is a third-person open-world game which allows the player to take control of three characters as they navigate the fictional city of Los Santos and the surrounding area. The game is set in 2008, and is played from a first-person perspective. The player is able to switch between the three main characters, Michael, Trevor, and Franklin, and perform missions as either one.
Gameplay
In Grand Theft Auto V, you play as three characters (each with their own story) as they attempt to survive in a world of crime. You may play as either a retired bank robber Michael, a street thug Trevor or a professional criminal Franklin. The three stories eventually cross paths and the resulting chaos is unworldly. The gameplay is a perfect mix of missions and open world exploration, so you can choose where to go and what to do.
The player can explore the world freely, although there is a day-night cycle and the world becomes more dangerous at night. The player can commit a variety of crimes, such as stealing cars, crashing cars into people, committing homicide, running over pedestrians, and much more. The player can also engage in the game's main story missions, which are necessary to advance in the game.
Graphics
The graphics in Grand Theft Auto V are some of the best that I have seen in a video game. They are so realistic that even the tiniest detail is captured. The interactions between the characters are all so natural and the game is constantly making you laugh, which I loved. The controls are very easy to use and you will never find yourself guessing what to do next. The game is very long and it will take a lot of time to beat, but it is well worth it. The conclusion is that the game is very addicting and is a great time.
The world of Los Santos is beautifully rendered and is filled with numerous small details that are captured with the game's outstanding graphical engine. The game's characters are all very well animated and react realistically to the player's actions.
Controls
The controls in GTA V are very easy to learn and use, and you will never find yourself guessing what to do next. The game is also very well optimized, so you will never be left waiting (unless you are playing on a PC).
