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The game is 20 years old, but i'm aware theres some kids who would want to try it out for fun The game is based in 80's Miami, and includes lots of things that normally wouldnt be allowed for kids. There are a few minor drug reference aside from the references to cocaine (which are frequent). The player struggles to drive in one mission after consuming a strange drug. Cocaine is also seen in bags lying on a table. Lots of reference to coke, dealing coke and selling it. This section of the games nature content is very, very mild even compared to GTA 3 and especially compared to San Andreas, GTA V and GTA IV. There is also some brief sexual banter relating to the size of a man’s genitals and a scene that takes place in a porn studio yet nothing sexual is shown. It is heard and shown that some female characters are prostitutes and say suggestive things to the player. This isn’t graphic and it is never explained that they are prostitutes. Prostitutes are seen roaming the streets in clad outfits but you cannot have sex with them. This expletive, however, is never spoken in dialogue and replaced with “screwed”. “f*ck” can also be glimpsed on a poster as well. In a song lyric, “f*ck” can briefly be heard. There are also brief uses of “p*ssy” and “poontang” as well. There are quite a few uses of “sh*t” and “b*tch” in the game along with some uses of “godd*mn”, “a**hole” and “pr*ck”.

This game has arguably stronger violence than San Andreas and GTA 3 but much less violence than GTA IV, GTA V and all of the other games. The chainsaw kills are probably the strongest violence can get in older GTA games. When an enemy or person is killed with a chainsaw lots of blood comes out and splatters into the screen. The player gets to keep the chainsaw after. In one mission, the player wields a chainsaw to chase down and kill a man. Some missions in the game require stronger violence to be committed. NPC deaths are always the same and aren’t stylized or explicit. The blood is unrealistic due to the age of the game and the violence isn’t strong/graphic because of this. Some blood comes out when people are shot and when people are killed, blood pools around their bodies. You can run over, shoot and beat down civilians and cops on the street as much as you want with the reward of a small amount of cash. In this game you play as a criminal with the ability to roam a city doing whatever you please. There is also moderate language but no spoken use of strong profanities in dialogue and some suggestive imagery/content but no onscreen sexual acts are depicted.

Expect lots of violence, but keep in mind that the game is over 20 years old and has extremely dated graphics.

Under threat by his boss and other monsters he scrambles throughout Vice City to get that money back to his boss. Grand Theft Auto: Vice City (2002) follows Tommy, a criminal struggling to get on his feet after a massive failed drug trade.