An expansion for Grand Theft Auto: London 1969
Grand Theft Auto: London, 1961 is a freely distributed mission pack to Grand Theft Auto and Grand Theft Auto: London, 1969. It is the third game in the series. Like London, 1969, it uses the same game engine as Grand Theft Auto. As the name implies, the game takes place in London in 1961, eight years before the events that took place in London, 1969. The 1961 setting makes this mission pack the earliest Grand Theft Auto game chronologically.
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"whew! that was tighter than a 15 year old, and i should know, i've got two daughters"
This review feels a bit redundant because there is nothing to say about it that you can't also say for London 1969, it's just more of the same. Why this one was released seperately, I'm not really sure.
Now this one's simply unnecessary. The second mission pack of Grand Theft Auto consists of a prequel of a prequel, literally just showing the protagonists of London 1969 as their younger selves and as they enter the Cartwright family of crime that they would later work for in the future, and well, that's pretty much the only real difference besides this and the previous expansion. The map's the same, cars and weapons haven't changed a bit and the only thing that's different would be the addition of a multiplayer component and new missions.
These new missions are unbearably hard. Even if only a level, most of them are time-based and really tight to get by with considering the awful tank controls and the unpredictability of the traffic and police forces.
These new missions are unbearably hard. Even if only a level, most of them are time-based and really tight to get by with considering the awful tank controls and the unpredictability of the traffic and police forces.
Pratique autoextermínio.