What GTAdict is, what's inside it, and how to shape what comes next
GTAdict is an unofficial, fan-made companion site for Grand Theft Auto players. It is not affiliated with Rockstar Games or Take-Two Interactive — see the Disclaimer page for full details.
| Section | What you’ll find |
|---|---|
| Mission Guide — San Andreas | All 95 story missions with full walkthroughs, tips, and extras. The complete story from start to finish. |
| Mission Guide — GTA V | All 58 story missions including all three endings, with full walkthroughs and tips. |
| Story Generator | Seven original branching stories — a heist, a gang loyalty drama, a dark crime thriller, a comedy caper, and three more with a GTA V flavour: another heist, a family crime drama, and a dark comedy. Your choices shape the ending. |
| Location Finder | GTA: San Andreas — all 250 collectibles (Graffiti Tags, Snapshots, Horseshoes, and Oysters), searchable by area. GTA V — all 180 collectibles (Letter Scraps, Spaceship Parts, Nuclear Waste, and Stunt Jumps), searchable by category and area. |
| Vehicle Advisor | GTA: San Andreas — 41 key vehicles with stats, upgrade advice, and where to find them. GTA V — 72 vehicles across 8 categories, with the same stats and location detail. |
The switch on the dashboard flips between GTA: San Andreas and GTA V. Flipping it swaps out every section — Mission Guide, Location Finder, Vehicle Advisor, the lot — for that game's version. It doesn't remember your choice between pages, since this site has no memory of its own (no account, no login, nothing tracked) — it's just plain pages doing their best. Story Generator sits outside the switch entirely; all seven stories are available regardless of which game is selected.
All mission, collectible, vehicle, and cheat content is cross-checked against multiple sources before being written. If something looks wrong, please bear in mind the games themselves sometimes behave differently across platforms, versions, and updates — but corrections are always welcome, and genuinely useful. See below for how to send one over.
GTAdict has a hidden feature for players who look carefully. Keep your eyes open on the dashboard — something doesn’t quite fit. If you find it, you’ll need to know your San Andreas to get inside. And once you’re in, there’s a second door that only the most dangerous man in the city can open. Flip the dashboard switch first if San Andreas isn't giving up its secrets — the hidden door works a little differently on the other side.
GTAdict is a work in progress, and it's shaped almost entirely by what people actually want to see in it. If there's a feature that's missing, a game mode you'd love a guide for, a section that feels thin, or just an idea that seems fun even if it's a bit unusual — we want to hear about it. Nothing is too small to mention and nothing is too ambitious to ask about.
Send suggestions, corrections, or just a friendly hello to maxicatimus@gmail.com, or drop into the GTAdict Discord to chat about it with other players. Every idea gets read.