Grand Theft Auto: Episodes from Liberty City vs Grand Theft Auto IV: The Lost and Damned

Grand Theft Auto: Episodes from Liberty City bundles the acclaimed expansions Ballad of Gay Tony and The Lost and Damned into a single, standalone title. Players can dive into Liberty City’s gritty underworld, switching between the high‑octane nightlife of Tony’s club scene and the biker‑driven chaos of the Lost MC. The compilation offers both single‑player story missions and multiplayer modes, delivering the signature Rockstar sandbox experience across PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC. With a mature ESRB rating, it continues the series’ tradition of immersive storytelling, diverse activities, and a living city that reacts to your choices.

Grand Theft Auto IV: The Lost and Damned puts players in the boots of Johnny Klebitz, Vice President of the Alderney chapter of the Lost Motorcycle Club. Experience a darker side of Liberty City as you navigate gang wars, high-speed chases, and intense biker culture. The expansion adds new missions, vehicles, weapons, and a multiplayer mode that lets you ride with friends or clash in biker-themed deathmatches, expanding the original GTA IV experience with fresh storytelling and gameplay variety.

• Two complete expansions in one package
• Rich, detailed open world
• Robust multiplayer options
• High-quality soundtrack and radio stations

• Fresh protagonist with unique perspective
• Extensive new vehicle selection
• Robust multiplayer biker modes
• Rich, expanded open world

• Requires GTA IV engine, so graphics are dated compared to newer titles
• Multiplayer servers can be less active on older consoles
• No native support for newer consoles (PS4/XSX)

• Limited to the GTA IV engine graphics
• Some missions feel repetitive
• Multiplayer community has dwindled over time