Rockstar removed the GTA Trilogy from their platform after dataminers noticed that files containing unlicensed music and even the controversial hot coffee minigame were accidentally given to the public along with the game. The developer quickly sent an apology and issued no timeframe to get the GTA Trilogy back on the Rockstar Games Launcher. The problem seems to be resolved on November 14, 2021. But the company still has so much work left to do. This is a good thing the GTA Trilogy looks Janky. The game didn’t start very well. The launch was a terrible accident and modders veered to work their magic so they could play GTA Trilogy. A report flooded almost immediately after the game was released. This made obvious all sorts of weird and glaring errors in the typo. They ranged from spelling mistakes to distorted character models and texture malformations. The community was severely confused, thus reducing the user’s score for Metacritic to less than one in 10. There was a lot of refunds already in the past. Rockstar asked players not to enlist them to leave their support portal without further explanation. It isn’t yet clear whether refunds have been made or not. Since the developer has not revealed plans to address the many issues with the game, the future of the GTA Trilogy is not yet yet clear. Modders have got a lot of criticism, but the fate of the GTA Trilogy is completely in question.
