Grand Theft Auto IV: The Lost and Damned

To insinuate that The Lost & The Damned is downloadable content is almost an insult to the depth and content that is packed into a tiny 1600 Microsoft Point punch. The Lost & Damned ($20, €19 or £13) is as big a bargain as you could possibly ask for and can offer you a hell of a lot more content than your traditional budget titles and even fully blown retail games, but with 50 times the quality.

Sets an amazing standard for what downloadable content can do. It doesn’t just extend the GTA IV experience, but actually builds upon it while feeling fresh and different. If you’re a GTA fan it’s a must-play.

Numerous new missions, features and a brand new story that is not only intertwined with the original, but also complements to the living spirit of the city. In the end Rockstar once again accomplished to deliver a game that leaves the competitors far behind. This is a clear buying recommendation for all owners of the original!

TLAD is a great expansion that adds awesome new content, and one that is well worth the investment of time and money for any GTA IV fan.

The gameplay changes are great and the multiplayer is excellent. If the story and new characters were better, this would be the perfect $20 download. But as it stands, it's still the best available by a long shot.

Rockstar North re-defines downloadable content standards, giving the players a huge game experience, that can compete with fully priced products. Obviously, gameplay mechanic and game structures are very similar to GTA IV ones; that means repetitious missions and variety lack. Anyway, a great plot, few changes in the base formula, and interesting characters make Lost & Damned an exciting expansion pack.

A major success, particularly in the areas of animation and characterization. However, The Lost and Damned is also a structural mess, with elements awkwardly borrowed from GTA IV and a story that never gels, resulting in an experience that will leave fans a bit unsatisfied.

One of the best expansions in the history of video games. It's even better than some full games. We are part of a biker gang with many problems of all kinds inside and outside their gang. Jhonny klebitz may seem like a character a bit without charisma but he is a brother, a partner and with time you will feel inside his story. We will know the story of Johnny and how it complements that of niko and will help us understand the plot of gta iv that is even more complicated than it seemed Regarding gta iv we find new vehicles and motorcycles, this time with improved driving on motorcycles. New songs, a grainy filter to the screens that can be turned off, new trophies and achievements and mini-games among other things. He also added some news and modes to the online

Muy buen juego entretenido, un dlc **** lo personal pudieron haber hecho cosas mejores en este juego perode por si es muy entretenido lo malo es que tiene muy pocas misiones para mí gusto

Theres nothing thats truly wrong with it im just not the biggest fan of the whole biker thing. There are a few cool things howeve. 1 the bikes drive better 2 there are cool new weapons 3 you can Call your friends for help which is very useful. The story is alright its not the most exciting story ever but still solid

Uma dlc fraca, o protagonista tem certa personalidade, o motoclube é uma mecânica legal, mas fica por aí, o jogo é bem repetitivo e muitas coisas acontecem por acontecer, não recomendo.

GTA: TLAD is the most disapointing thing ever. Now just like IV the characters are the same the story makes no sense at all, when you heard that a new GTA is coming out you were thinking "How bad can it be, it can't be worse than IV, I mean you play as a biker and do everything you did in IV". Yeah until you played the game and it blew you're mind, no Im serious you went straight to the guy who sold you the game to get you're money back and an extra few hours that you wasted. TLAD is in fact worse than IV but its not the worst in the series, like Yoda once said "There is another". 2/10