If you're a Netflix subscriber who enjoys playing *Grand Theft Auto* on Android via Netflix Games, be prepared for some significant changes. *GTA III* and *GTA Vice City* are set to leave Netflix Games next month, marking a pivotal shift in the gaming lineup.

Why Are These GTA Games Leaving Netflix and When?

This move isn't arbitrary. Netflix licenses games similarly to how it licenses movies and TV series. The licenses for *GTA III* and *GTA Vice City* are set to expire next month. You'll notice a 'Leaving Soon' label on these games before they depart from the platform.

Both titles were added to Netflix Games a year ago, aligning with Netflix's initial 12-month agreement with Rockstar Games. As a result, these GTA games will no longer be accessible to Netflix subscribers after December 13th. If you've been immersed in the mayhem of *Grand Theft Auto III* or exploring the neon-lit streets of *Vice City* via Netflix, it's time to conclude your adventures. However, *San Andreas* will continue to be available for now.

What’s Next for These Titles?

If you haven't yet completed these games, you can still purchase them from the Google Play Store. The Definitive Editions of *Grand Theft Auto III* and *Vice City* are available for $4.99 each, while the complete trilogy can be acquired for $11.99.

Unlike *Samurai Shodown V* and *WrestleQuest*, which vanished from Netflix's roster without notice last year, Netflix is informing players in advance about the departure of *GTA*. Interestingly, Rockstar Games has chosen not to renew its license with Netflix Games, despite the latter gaining a significant number of subscribers in 2023 due to the GTA trilogy.

Rumors suggest that Rockstar and Netflix might be collaborating on remastered versions of *Liberty City Stories*, *Vice City Stories*, and even *Chinatown Wars* in the future. Let's hope these rumors materialize!

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