While everyone is waiting for GTA VI, enthusiasts have ported the GTA V story campaign to Android

While waiting for the return to Vice City, fans have yet another reason to revisit the familiar streets of Los Santos.

A developer going by the nickname WALID1618Y has introduced an unofficial launcher for the Android version of Grand Theft Auto V, allowing players to complete the story campaign or immediately set off to explore Los Santos as Franklin in a single-player sandbox mode.

The mobile port supports gamepads and on-screen virtual buttons, which automatically disappear from the display when a controller is connected. The launcher can also independently lower the resolution if the frame rate starts to drop or the smartphone overheats. Additionally, in recent updates, the developer added the AMD FidelityFX RCAS filter to enhance image sharpness even at lower resolutions.

In one of the tests during free roaming as Franklin, the game delivered 32–34 FPS. However, assessing the result is tricky because the creator did not specify either the smartphone model or the resolution at which the tests were conducted.

To run the game, you will need a 64-bit ARM processor, a graphics accelerator with Vulkan support, at least 8 GB of RAM, and about 15 GB of free storage space.