GTA 4: The Lost and Damned

GTA 4: The Lost and Damned is the first major addition to GTA IV, telling the story of Johnny Klebitz, a member of the The Lost. biker club. The action runs parallel to the events of the main game, and in some places the paths of the heroes intersect, and the plot is presented from the other side of the conflict: where there were previously enemies, now there are people with their own truth. The biker theme changes the gameplay: heroes ride in a convoy, participate in group rides and showdowns, and on the roads there is a special pleasure in driving a motorcycle. The club has internal politics: quarrels, betrayals and conflicts over power occupy as much space as shootouts. There are also plenty of innovations: new weapons, additional vehicles, network modes, as well as the ability to test your own skills in additional tests. The passage takes several hours, but the story looks complete and not secondary. It’s also worth noting that the add-on has its own network modes, where the teams’ task is to capture and hold positions. Johnny's character is noticeably different from Niko both in his fighting style and in his attitude towards the people around him. For those who want to understand the entire world of the fourth part, this is a must-have part. For those who value GTA IV specifically for its atmosphere and characters, this addition is a must-have: it shows the same city from a new point of view, and the plot here feels straighter and tougher.