Loaded with new features and with a map 3 times larger than its predecessor Grand Theft Auto IV, GTA 5 is easily one of Rockstar's most ambitious projects to date. As is typical in the series, you can expect chaos, violence, and madness with plenty of political incorrectness in a sandbox game that, 10 years after its original release, is still as fresh and entertaining as it was on day one. It’s here where we take on the role of three distinct characters: the gangster Franklin, the ex-bank robber Michael, and the always peculiar and psychopathic Trevor. Considered as one of the best video games of the last decade, GTA V takes us back to Los Santos, the setting for the misadventures of CJ in the legendary GTA San Andreas. Grand Theft Auto 5 (GTA 5) is the latest installment of the popular open-world action and adventure franchise by Rockstar. Really though, thanks to a good tutorial and a well laid out interface in the game, this app feels a little superfluous.Shaun Jooste Updated a month ago Rockstar's open world blockbuster Grand Theft Auto V: The Manual makes a lot of sense for those who bought the game digitally, as it saves them exiting it to access the digital manual. It may not be necessary, but it is the one element of the app that really feels like it adds something. You can also filter activities and points of interest. Here you can switch between three different views - atlas, satellite, and road - to give you a clear view of the world. The one interesting and useful element of the GTA V: The Manual is in the map. It’s a half step that is made redundant by the existence of the physical manual. You can’t press a virtual digital button and bring up all possible commands tied to it, or search for a specific task and have its inputs presented. A new viewīringing up the control page, you are able to handily pick between default options (such as driving or on foot) from a drop down menu, but other than that it makes no use of its digital format. This is handy for finding out how to execute specific tasks, but not so useful if you just want to browse through the settings. Rather than flipping between pages, you can select the sections menu, which is brought up by tapping the icon at the top right of the screen. Once this is done, the app offers little over its paper counterpart.
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