It even lets you load certain mods while the game is already running and see the changes in mere moments. Perfect for when you go mod-hunting and want to try stuff out efficiently. But it will let you pull off several cool tricks like handstands, rolling in different directions, and believe it or not, sitting on benches!
Creator Goin-god helps us get a more cohesive improved visual experience with his HD Tommy Vercetti model, which gives his entire body a more detailed look. Once taken, pictures are stored in JPG format for later perusing or sharing online or whatever you wanna do.
Way better than regular screenshots! Modder Ryadica is among them. It also lets you play through the entire campaign which is really massive. This mod will keep you busy for hours on end, guaranteed. It turns the entire game into a sort of old-school zombie flick like Night of the Living Dead. Maybe not a mod for everyone, but certainly some will enjoy it. Especially for OG fans of the game. It even adds some new radio stations that are more in line with the supernatural ambiance.
The US East Coast is home to a diverse population with contrasting cultures and a lot of stories to tell. This massive overhaul by Swoorup brings together the bright Vice City and the dark, gritty landscape of Liberty City into a single playable map.
It feels like a whole new game and in many ways it kind of is. While many other mods attempt to bring together these iconic locations, this is definitely the most accomplished endeavor. This fantastic mod brings several new visual effects to the Vice City engine, including reflections on metallic surfaces such as cars, and even the infamous cinematic lens flare.
Easily the most famous GTA: Vice City mod has to be the Silent Patch, which fixes a stupidly long list of bugs overlooked by Rockstar, even after so many updates.
The patch, made by prolific modder Silent, also brings back several features only available on console, giving you the most complete Vice City experience. Many similar colors have been used to create the most natural feeling for the car from all angles.
And the ride itself feels much like any other car in GTA. This bad boy allows you to install plenty of car parts on it as well — including some that are often seen in traditional cars such as hydraulics and even audio systems. It resembles some of the vanilla sports cars, but this one just looks fantastic. The interior is identical to the one of the real car and you can see the Ferrari logo in the center of the steering wheel.
The creator of the mod did a lot of work with the retextures, though. And it shows in the way the car looks — both on the inside as well as the outside. This fantastic car mod is fully customizable and comes with a 3D engine which breathes life into this classic ride.
The different paint jobs that you can do also make it quite interesting to customize, including one of the pre-designed paint jobs which gives off a wooden feeling like no other car in the game. The G65 allows you to have an in-depth experience thanks to the realism of the collisions of its parts, and the way the car interacts with mud very well mapped. It might not be the car to take you from 0 to mph in 10 seconds. These SUVs are fantastic, and people from all over the world who can afford them seem to be getting them now more than ever.
As such, adding it to GTA V seems like a no-brainer. And this mod practically requires no brains to get it installed, too! This mod adds the Range Rover Evoque to the game with a fully custom interior, and fully HD interactions between the glass windows and the lighting outside.
The vehicle is textured using HQ images which makes it look insanely realistic in every part of the game. The creator of the mod has made sure to make the Nissan fully capable to be tuned, as well as compatible with first-person driving thanks to the details on the wheel and the inside of the car.
This fantastic model is made to have some of the most realistic collisions that any car of this list is able to present. Sure, Koenigsegg might not be as popular as Ferrari or Porsche. But this luxury sports car is by far one of the most beautiful designs that made their way to GTA with modding, of course. You can see this in how you drive with your hands on the wheel, and everything seems to be well-made to scale.
Scale is often the most difficult part of modding any car for a game, so the creator of this mod hit the nail on its head with this one. A Porsche with dirt effects, breakable glass, a high-quality model, and a custom interior that allows you to play in first person? The scale of the car is perfect, and the mod has been updated to work with the latest GTA patch too!
Being the highest-rated classic model in my list, the Dodge Challenger meets expectations with a fantastic car design. Some modders really take a step beyond to make sure that their creations are superior to the rest. The car is completely destroyable for those of you that need that car damage to feel realistic in GTA.
And the model of the car itself is of a fantastic quality. Being one of those cars that everyone seems to have wanted at some point in their lives, the Mustang GT comes to GTA and you can try out how it feels to drive it in the virtual world Rockstar has created for us.
This is another one of those cars with a fantastic interior too, so first-person players rejoice! Probably not as aerodynamic as the rest of the cars listed here, the BMW i8 brings something unique and modern to the table. Another one of the Aventador models makes far up in this list, this time with the version of the car. The rear window of the car can be lifted and the vehicle itself is fully tunable, as the modders have made sure to add many custom parts in the game to be compatible with the Aventador.
I also love the details of this car, too. It comes with an interior like the ones you see in modern racing games, which does make everything feel right in place if you like to do your GTA first person style. It allows you to put carbon and chrome textures on it, and the engine of the vehicle is fantastically detailed to boot.
This fantastic adaptation of the classic Ferrari look fits right into the game, and does a much better job at fulfilling the needs of many players who just want a clear sports car feeling. It may not be the fastest car around.
But good luck surviving getting rammed by one of these heavy-hitters. It also has custom collision parameters, working front and rear lights, and a sculpted 3D engine. This mod by creator IVIC is intricately detailed, allowing us to appreciate the most appealing aspects of the car in its full glory. Compared to console owners, PC GTA players of the early s always got the short end of the stick when it came to gameplay and graphics.
Well this mod by Mr. Which this is not, but damn it looks like one! This mod by creator Neflection does the real car justice by porting the most detailed model available — courtesy of Forza Motorsport 3 — and outfitting it with custom handling and realistically-damageable parts. Pitting supercars against the regular Vice City Police Department cruisers is too unfair to remain fun.
Among all of the Vice City vehicle packs you can find online, few are as appropriate for the 80s Miami aesthetics as this one by modder EllieGrimes. As its name suggests, this mod will replace every car in Vice City with a high-quality model of a real car.
Sure, not all of these new cars have the same quality standards. But you can weed out the outliers one by one later. Car controls and handling in the PC release of Vice City was haphazardly ported from the PS2 version, leading to several uncomfortable consequences.
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