GTA+ Adds New Free Game for Subscribers, a True Monument

GTA+ Offers Free True Crime: Streets of LA (2003) Remastered to Subscribers

Recent gaming news has focused on potential announcements for Grand Theft Auto VI in May 2026 and a possible update for Red Dead Redemption 2. However, Rockstar Games’ subscription service, GTA+, has recently captured attention by offering subscribers a complimentary game. This offer comes with specific conditions, and the free title is linked to another Rockstar Games classic: True Crime: Streets of LA (2003) Remastered. Unlike services such as Xbox Game Pass or PlayStation Plus, GTA+ — launched by Rockstar Games and Take-Two — offers a more curated selection of titles. Despite its smaller library, the service provides notable perks for subscribers, including free access to games from the legendary studio. Recently, GTA+ added Grand Theft Auto III: The Definitive Edition (mobile version for Android and iOS) to its free game lineup. To access this classic GTA title on mobile, an active GTA+ subscription is required. Non-subscribers can only play a 30-minute trial before needing to purchase the full game for $19.99. Subscribers also receive additional in-game bonuses.

GTA+ Unauthorized Free Grand Theft Auto III Access Fixed, Plus More Benefits for Subscribers

A past glitch involved Grand Theft Auto III: The Definitive Edition on GTA+. When the mobile version was added for subscribers, a temporary issue allowed non-subscribers to acquire the game for free. Rockstar Games swiftly addressed this problem, revoking access for those without an active subscription. Beyond free games, GTA+ subscribers receive other benefits. The Vinewood Car Club offers the Bravado Buffalo EVX (Muscle) car, while Manor provides exclusive clothing items. Additionally, subscribers can stack bonuses from Mr. Farber’s missions and double their GTA$ earnings from street vendors, who are currently offering camouflage blue-light pink trousers.