Grand Theft Auto: Vice City already had fairly complicated controls when it first released on PS2, and things are only complicated further in the newly-released mobile port. It does the best it can, even including the option to rearrange the on-screen buttons, but it's still a bit of a mess. The control issue is definitely worse on an smartphone than tablet, with the smaller screen making the over-abundance of buttons even more cramped.
This is the complete Grand Theft Auto: Vice City though, with the whole city to explore, and a well-written story full of top-notch voice talent. It's definitely beefier than your typical mobile game, and when driving through the city you may even forget that it isn't on a console as you zone out to the radio. Then a mission forces you to shoot enemies, and the awful aiming controls bring you screeching back to reality.
For nostalgic fans, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City is worth it on Android just to take one last drive through the city with you wherever you go. But if you actually hope to complete missions and play the story, this is probably the worst version you can get.
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