How to play GTA Trilogy on mobile without Netflix: Download links for Android/iOS

GTA Trilogy has finally been released by Netflix for iOS and Android devices, allowing Netflix subscribers to experience the Definitive Edition of classic Grand Theft Auto titles (Grand Theft Auto 3, San Andreas, and Vice City) at no additional cost. However, that’s not the only way to access these games. You can also play them without subscribing to Netflix.

This article shares the download links for the iOS and Android versions of the GTA Trilogy Definitive Edition titles and some important information that those who aren't subscribed to Netflix must know.

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GTA Trilogy can be played on mobile devices without Netflix too (Android/iOS)

The GTA Trilogy on Netflix is one of the best things the entertainment giant has to offer to gamers at the moment. However, some may want to try these redefined versions of classic Rockstar titles without having to get a Netflix subscription. Luckily, the developer hasn't made these games exclusive to Netflix, so players can access them from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store as well.

The links below will help you buy and download the GTA Trilogy Definitive Edition on Android and iOS devices:

Grand Theft Auto 3 Definitive Edition:

• iOS
• Android

Grand Theft Auto Vice City Definitive Edition:

• iOS
• Android

Grand Theft Auto San Andreas Definitive Edition:

• iOS
• Android

Here’s the estimated file size for each game in GTA Trilogy Definitive Edition:

Grand Theft Auto 3 Definitive Edition

• iOS: 1.7 GB
• Android: 476 MB

Grand Theft Auto Vice City Definitive Edition

• iOS: 2.8 GB
• Android: 590 MB

Grand Theft Auto San Andreas Definitive Edition

• iOS: 2.9 GB
• Android: 732 MB

Android users should know that all three games of the Grand Theft Auto Trilogy Definitive Edition require additional in-game files to be downloaded, making their size almost equivalent to that of the iOS versions.

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Are the mobile versions of the Trilogy Definitive Edition better than the console/PC versions?

While the trilogy’s Definitive Edition was a buggy mess at launch, it seems that both iOS and Android versions are more refined.

Many fans have compared the console and mobile versions side-by-side and noticed a slight improvement in the mobile ports. As can be seen in the tweets below, fans have praised the visuals of these mobile ports compared to their console/PC counterparts.

Some hardcore gamers still regard the classic or original versions of the games as the best way to experience the titles. However, many fans believe that these mobile ports are a good alternative, as they are convenient and have managed to improve upon the Definitive Edition of the titles.

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The trilogy on mobile allows fans of the series to replay the classic titles once again while waiting for the Grand Theft Auto 6.