Of all the game types in GTA 4, it’s this one that has most potential for hilarity, with high speed chases and intense shoot-outs cropping up in almost every game.ĭeal Breaker, Bomb Da Base II and Hangman’s NOOSE are all co-op game types for up to four players. Cops simply have to stop them from doing this or destroy the getaway vehicle. All for One requires the Crooks team to get their boss (one of the players) to the getaway vehicle, whereas in One for All every crook must try to make it to the getaway vehicle. There are two game type varieties, although they essentially work the same. It’s entirely team-based, with one team playing as the cops while the other are the crooks. This is by far one of the most entertaining game modes available in GTA 4’s multiplayer mode. Although lots of people were playing the Race game modes, we found it to be one of the least exciting on offer in GTA 4.
GTA Race is essentially the same, but you can leave your vehicle and use weapons on other players. Depending on your settings, Cars, bikes, helicopters and boats are allowed.
GTA 4 MUTIPLAYER FREE
The exact game type can be customised, allowing you to start on foot or set the race over laps or an A to B free route. This is a straight up race to the finish against up to 15 other players.
GTA 4 MUTIPLAYER PS3
It’s certainly one of the more simple game types on offer, but still relies on good team work – something we found much harder in the PS3 game where far fewer players use headsets. Up to five control zones are spawned on the map and you must control as many of them as possible. This is pretty much your standard control point game type, just set in Liberty City.
GTA 4 MUTIPLAYER DRIVER
Our favourite tactic was having one driver who ferried other players around the map to pick up cars – and shooting enemies through the windshield metres from the drop-off point before making some easy cash ourselves. We found this game to be almost pointless to play solo, but with teams it’s great fun. Cars marked with a green icon hold drugs and are worth a lot of cash even if they’re battered.
Cars marked with a blue icon on the map vary in their reward, with the better its condition the more cash you are awarded.
Again, the winner is determined by who has the most cash when time is up, but how you earn cash depends on what cars you deliver.
GTA 4 MUTIPLAYER SERIES
We found Team Mafiya Work to be great fun, especially with players who knew the layout of the city and worked well as a team.įor a game called Grand Theft Auto the series has definitely strayed away from stealing cars, but this multiplayer mode is focussed entirely on just this. Successfully completed missions earn you cash, and the player/team with the most cash when time runs out wins. Whether playing alone or as part of a team, you must complete the mission before someone else does. In a set-up similar to the single-player campaign, Kenny Petrovic dishes out missions to all players. With vehicles accessible just as they are in the single-player game a great option is to ram into opponents or, if playing as a team, get a group of you in car for drive bys. When you spawn the only weapon you have is a hand-gun, so it’s essential you head to a weapon pick-up (marked on the map) as soon as possible. Whether played every man for himself or as a team, the goal is to collect as much money as possible. This is your standard multiplayer game type, with the aim being to kill your opponents and pick up money.
Here’s a run-down of the game types on offer. All the games allow for a level of customisation, including the area of play and whether or not target lock-on is allowed. Whether you’re on Xbox 360 or PS3 the multiplayer is pretty much the same, complete with voice chat if you so wish, a party system and a ten-level ranking system. By bringing up your mobile phone you effectively access the game’s menu, and from here you simply choose multiplayer and you’re off – everything is accessed from within the main game. One of the neatest things about GTA 4’s multiplayer is how you access it. Read on for our thoughts on how it all works and info on all the multiplayer game modes. After delivering our verdict on GTA 4’s single-player campaign earlier this week and told you which version is the one to buy, we’ve now put the multiplayer functionality through its paces and it looks like we’ll be playing this for quite some time. For some games a standard review just isn’t enough.
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