Review of Grand Theft Auto IV: The Ballad of Gay Tony

The 2nd and last but not least of Episodes from Liberty City is The Ballad Of Gay Tony. This story is about a Dominican American bodyguard named Luis Lopez who works with legendary nightclub impresario Tony Prince who is in debt with the Ancelotti Family then Luis goes to the bank until the 4 bank robbers showed up that takes place in GTA IV's Three Leaf Clover which 3 members survived with the money while one member got killed off by a gun club member while Luis is a hostage. And then he goes back to Tony's Apartment about what happened in the bank. Unlike the dark story in The Lost and Damned, The Ballad of Gay Tony absolutely shines light into it and gives more extra fun with positive vibes. One of my favorite features is that this game has Nightclubs where you can party as much as you want until it's closed. You can drink in the bar or take whole champagne in a drinking contest in the VIP lounge (except Hercules). But the best part of the game is that this game has a dance floor because it has the bus stop group dances. Just like TLAD again special abilities are also unlocked. Armando has the ability to use the Gun Van while Henrique has the ability to get vehicles but with cars instead of bikes. Sadly, they don't have the ability to call for backup. But at least they are useful in Drug Wars that do have a need of calling them. For the weapons, in TBOGT only 5 weapons were removed from TLAD but brought seven additional weapons in the game. One of my 3 favorite weapons in the game is the Automatic Shotgun because you can replace the normal shell with explosive shells, Advanced MG in facing armored enemies, and the Gold SMG because not just is it powerful but I can make a name for myself while playing Luis. The features are different from TLAD and GTA IV but it is still amazing to play this to learn more about the story.