An homage to the original GTA (1997), rebuilt as a top-down New York. The whole island of Manhattan — and it's yours to cause some trouble in.
The full Manhattan street grid, rendered top-down and alive. Eleven avenues, forty-odd streets, Central Park, both rivers, two bridges, and a working subway — built from real pixel-art and ~3,000 hand-placed street objects, all rendering live in your browser.
Walk a Midtown sidewalk, then press G to carjack the nearest car and tear off into traffic that actually obeys the lights. Switch between knife, gun and RPG, leave wrecks and chaos in your wake, find a subway entrance and fast-travel across the island — all while an elevated train rides the El line and leaves drift in the wind.
Walk up to any car, press G, and take the wheel with arcade physics. The camera follows; pedestrians scatter.
A synchronized signal cycle stops cars on red and sends them on green; they brake for each other and stay on the road.
Knife for melee, a hitscan gun with tracer and muzzle flash, and an RPG that fires a rocket and explodes in a chain.
A live minimap, a full-screen city map, and real subway lines — step into an entrance and warp across districts.
Taxis, trucks, police, ambulances and buses on routes; five types of pedestrians wandering; trees that sway and drop leaves.
Every block is extruded with an oblique projection for real height — plus Central Park, Broadway's diagonal, and five subway lines in the real NYC colors.
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