The series Grand Theft Auto, released by Rockstar Games, since the very beginning ignited plenty of emotions among players and the media. When we go into the game’s world, we soon find out that the morally questionable appropriating cars of random passer-byes, that makes the title of the game, is by no means the only task in store for us in the gameplay.

GTA is one of the most popular and acknowledged games of the genre called action-adventure. Its originators were David Jones and Mike Dailly, and the production of the first titles was taken up by the studio DMA Design, which soon change its name to Rockstar North. Then the running of the cycle was taken over by brothers Dan and Sam Housers, Leslie Benzies and Aaron Garbut.

Most GTA series games takes place in fictitious locations, modelled on the perfectly well-known in real world. Liberty City, Vice City and San Andreas are respectively New York, Miami and the state of California. The player has the possibility to move around the so-called open world, in which he can select missions allowing to learn subsequent parts of the main storyline, or just cruise around the world created by the producers, and experience interesting interactions during the exploration.

Each part add some new mechanics. The most expanded in terms of this seems to be the last part (GTA 5), where apart from the highly developed base version of the game, the producers spoil the players by cyclic, free updates.