PC players can revisit Liberty City, Vice City, and San Andreas at reduced prices while waiting for Grand Theft Auto 6 to arrive on consoles.

With Grand Theft Auto 6 scheduled to launch on November 19, excitement is building across the gaming community. However, PC players will have to wait longer, as the upcoming release is currently planned for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S.

Fortunately, Rockstar has something for PC fans in the meantime. Several classic Grand Theft Auto titles are now available at discounted prices on Steam, giving players an opportunity to revisit some of the franchise's most memorable adventures without spending too much.

The current Steam promotion features four games across two releases, with discounts available until November 19.

Here are the deals:

• Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition: $19.79, down 67% from its regular price. The collection includes GTA 3, GTA: Vice City, and GTA: San Andreas.
• Grand Theft Auto 4: The Complete Edition: $6, down 70%. This edition includes the original game alongside its two expansions, The Lost and Damned and The Ballad of Gay Tony.

Although these aren't the biggest discounts the franchise has ever received, they're still attractive offers. The Trilogy has reached its lowest recorded price on Steam, while GTA 4 is also close to its previous pricing low.

The Definitive Edition collection had a difficult launch in 2021, with technical problems and visual issues affecting its reputation. However, the experience has improved since then.

The Steam versions of Vice City and San Andreas currently hold "Very Positive" user ratings, suggesting that players have become more satisfied with the collection.

GTA 3, meanwhile, continues to receive mixed reviews. Some players still experience technical issues, while others point to its aging mechanics and dated design. As the first fully 3D entry in the franchise, the game naturally shows its age compared to later releases.

For players interested in picking up just one classic title, Grand Theft Auto 4: The Complete Edition might be the most appealing option.

Originally released in 2008, GTA 4 introduced a different atmosphere and approach to storytelling, helping shape the direction of the franchise's modern entries.

Its darker tone, memorable characters, and detailed version of Liberty City still make it an enjoyable experience. At just $6, it also offers considerable value, especially with both expansion packs included.

Interestingly, the current promotion appears to be limited to PC players using Steam. Neither the PlayStation Store nor the Xbox Store currently lists matching discounts for these titles.

GTA 4 is also unavailable as a digital purchase through the PlayStation Store, making the Steam offer particularly appealing to players who want to experience the complete edition.

The timing of the promotion suggests that Rockstar may be giving PC players something to enjoy while console audiences prepare for GTA 6. However, there's one important detail: the discounts end on November 19, the same day the new game launches.

For PC players, that means there's still an opportunity to explore some of Rockstar's older adventures while waiting for GTA 6 to eventually make its way to the platform.