Guardian Report: How Grand Theft Auto became a cultural colossus

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According to The Guardian, the Grand Theft Auto (GTA) series, which began in the late 90s, has transcended traditional game-making boundaries to become a comprehensive work of art. The report notes that Rockstar Games, drawing inspiration from classic cinema and literature, has created a world that goes beyond superficial violence to offer a deep, intricate simulation of urban life. Critics argue that through its unparalleled freedom and stunning environmental detail, GTA has become a form of 'Gesamtkunstwerk' (total work of art). With the upcoming release of GTA VI, The Guardian emphasizes that the series now serves as a mirror to modern society and its contradictions—from consumerism to human relationships—solidifying its status as one of the largest entertainment projects in history.