Developed and released by Rockstar Games on the 10th anniversary of the classic video game in the same title, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City mobile version is now available on a list of selected mobile device modules across iOS and Android platforms. The game app is offered at 4.99 US dollars per download and there is no further in-app purchase. Since this 1980s class game involves heavy suggestive, violence and crime contents, it has an age limit of 17 year-old. The mobile version of the game keeps the storyline and in-game contents of its PC and console platform versions, and its game control is greatly simplified to better cater to the players on their mobile devices with smaller screens. The story background is still the familiar one: players play as the character Tommy and start the game as Tommy arrives the Vice city Florida from his imprisonment. The game’s ultimate goal is to take over the criminal power of the city through the completion of each individual and interconnected missions. This game is a well-establishment video game with profound gameplay and rich contents. Therefore, this mobile version although eases off the control mechanism for players on the go, it can still be quite grand and complicated for new players. This is because the game adopts an open-world gameplay while the narratives are multi-layered and intriguingly waves into the large number of missions. Besides, the game control combines vehicle maneuvering with on-site combating with weapons, which adds the challenging level to its gameplay. That being said, this game is still a classic and its mobile version is certainly an endeavor for both the developers and the players.