Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories follows Toni Cipriani as he returns to Liberty City and rebuilds his place in the Leone family. Use the mission, vehicle, weapon, safehouse, collectible, race, RC, asset, and challenge routes to plan a complete Story Mode run across Portland, Staunton Island, and Shoreside Vale.
- Developer
- Rockstar Leeds and Rockstar North
- Publisher
- Rockstar Games
- Release
- ios: 2015-12-17 · psp: 2005-10-24 · android: 2016-02-11 · playstation_2: 2006-06-06
- Platforms
- PlayStation Portable, PlayStation 2, iOS, Android, Amazon Fire OS
Game data
Vehicles
Liberty City Stories uses the same city as GTA III but fills it with a broader, more mobile roster: delivery scooters, rare gang cars, mission aircraft, and the vehicles that make the island-by-island completion route work.
Weapons
The LCS arsenal bridges Vice City's compact weapon set and the heavier combat tools of the later 3D-era games. The practical route runs from early pickups and Ammu-Nation purchases to Phil's heavy weapons and safehouse rewards.
Story Missions
Toni's route begins with a quiet return to Portland and expands through every island as the Leone family, rival gangs, politicians, and media figures pull him into a wider power struggle. The mission table keeps that progression readable without pretending every strand is permanently linear.
Safehouses
The three LCS safehouses turn the story's island unlocks into practical completion hubs. Their garages, weapon spawns, and reward pickups make them the natural starting points for each region's checklist work.
Collectibles
Hidden Packages
LCS uses the Hidden Package hunt to reward close reading of the city. The numbered route moves from Portland's industrial edges through Staunton's buildings and into Shoreside Vale's airport, parks, and hillsides.
Rampages
Rampages turn ordinary neighborhoods into short, weapon-specific arenas. The location, target, and supplied weapon matter together: a good approach can make the difference between a clean two-minute run and a restart.
Unique Stunt Jumps
LCS's stunt route is a tour of the city's overlooked geometry: docked ships, rail approaches, rooftops, parks, and broken construction spaces. The landing note is as important as the ramp description.
Assets
LCS replaces property purchases with protection work. Toni's four businesses become useful completion anchors only after their delivery or sales missions are finished, turning side activity into a source of both rewards and income.
Vehicle Missions
LCS's vehicle missions turn ordinary emergency and service vehicles into structured challenges. Build a safe timer buffer, keep the vehicle intact, and use the island-specific start points before hostile traffic makes the route harder.
Street Races
LCS's street-race route alternates between bikes and cars as the map opens. The six races are short, fixed milestones, but their unlock missions and start points make them easiest to clear in island order.
RC Challenges
The RC route gives Liberty City a miniature scale: remote cars and boats thread through fixed courses, while the TOYZ van turns an RC Bandit into a timed Triad hunt. The minimum thresholds keep the checklist focused on completion rather than replay records.
Miscellaneous Challenges
LCS hides some of its most varied completion work in the miscellaneous category. A single run may ask Toni to ride a dirt course, defend an island, fly a sightseeing route, or survive a television stunt, so the start point and threshold need to stay visible.
Car-azy Car Giveaway
The Car-azy Car Giveaway turns ordinary Liberty City traffic into a curated Love Media fleet. Because each requested vehicle has a different rarity and spawn pattern, keeping the model image beside the reward makes the list practical to clear.
Liberty City Stories gameplay tips
- Keep a manual save before difficult mission branches and long vehicle challenges.
- Group Hidden Packages, Rampages, and Unique Stunt Jumps by island.
- Asset, vehicle, race, RC, miscellaneous, and Car-azy Car Giveaway routes cover the separate side requirements in the 100% checklist.







































































