Rockstar Games has released a surprise update for the GTA Trilogy: Definitive Edition, enhancing visuals to match the acclaimed mobile versions. Nearly two years after the initial criticism of the game upon its launch, this update introduces a classic lighting mode that significantly improves the graphical quality, addressing many concerns raised by players. Features such as shadows, reflections, and draw distance have also seen enhancements, leading to positive feedback from the gaming community. Notably, references to Grove Street Games, the original developer, have been removed, marking a shift in the perception of the game's development.

What improvements have been made in the latest GTA Trilogy update?

The latest update introduced a classic lighting mode and improved visual features such as shadows and reflections, aligning the console and PC versions more closely with the praised mobile versions.

The GTA Trilogy: Definitive Edition is a compilation that includes iconic titles such as Grand Theft Auto 3, Vice City, and San Andreas, originally released between 2001 and 2004. Despite its rocky start and mixed reviews, particularly a low score for its lack of polish and respect for the original games, the trilogy remains a beloved part of gaming history. Rockstar's ongoing development of GTA 6, expected to launch in Fall 2025, adds further anticipation for fans of the series.