Niko can cause mayhem in the city, hijack cars, listen to radio stations, observe the behavior of the citizens, enter thematic buildings, work as vigilante, taxi driver, or ambulance driver, hire a prostitute, go to a strip club, and so on. Most of the usual elements of exploration and interaction with the city are included in GTA IV. The player can sometimes engage in various missions at the same time, and has free access to the non-mission features of the game while being on one. The game has the usual structure based on missions. The player starts in Broker (based on Brooklyn), and, in order to access the other three districts of the city (based on the other major boroughs of New York City), has to make progress in the storyline. Like in most GTA games, the city map is gradually uncovered during the course of the game. Liberty City is heavily based on New York, where the protagonist has to gain respect, welfare and power throughout the game. Following the tradition of the 3D installments of the series, the game is entirely located in one of the three cities of the original GTA, Liberty City, but now in present time, and with an environment reminiscent of GTA III, though bigger and more detailed. Grand Theft Auto IV is the ninth title and the fourth main game in the Grand Theft Auto series, and also the first for the seventh generation of consoles. A burning desire to find a man who had betrayed him in Serbia forces Niko to make deals with his conscience, and once he crosses the line, there is no way back. As Niko attempts to help his hapless cousin and pave a more secure future for both of them, he becomes more and more involved in the life of crime. However, the reality is quite different: Roman is poor, has no stable job, and owes money to some dubious individuals. Disappointed by life, he immigrates to the United States, which his cousin Roman enthusiastically describes as a country of wealth and pleasure. Not an American user? DescriptionThe Serbian ex-soldier Niko Bellic had witnessed the horrors of war, which turned him bitter and cynical.
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