A fan-made Android port that drops the Los Santos open world onto your phone. Drive, shoot, and run heists across San Andreas with full freedom of action. Not a Rockstar release.
- 0.8.1
- Version
- ~1.21 GB
- Size
- 4.4+
- Android
- Free
- Price
What the GTA V5 port is
GTA V5 Port is an unofficial, fan-built Android version of Grand Theft Auto V, put together by an independent team that credits itself as Terraform Games. It is not an official Rockstar product. The goal of the project is simple: let players try a Los Santos-style open world on a phone, with the cars, the chaos, and the freedom of movement the series is known for.
The port rebuilds the feel of the console game on touchscreen hardware. You roam a large open map, take on action missions, evade the police, and explore at your own pace. Because it is a community effort rather than a studio release, expect a rougher edge than the original: some devices run it cleanly, others hit bugs or crashes, and a few features from the full game are simplified or missing.
Most of the experience runs offline, which makes it handy for play sessions without a connection. The build on this page is version 0.8.1, the highest release we tracked across the fan-port community at the time of writing.
In-game look
The port leans on the open-world driving, third-person action, and free-roam exploration that define the series. Visual fidelity depends heavily on your device; higher-end phones get smoother frame rates and cleaner textures.
What this build offers
- Open-world San Andreas.
Free roam across a large Los Santos-style map: city streets, highways, countryside, and coastline to explore on foot or by vehicle.
- Three-character action.
The port draws on the trio of Michael, Franklin, and Trevor, with mission-style tasks including driving, shootouts, and heist setups.
- Unlocked content and currency.
Community builds typically ship with money unlocked and extra skins or outfits available from the start, so you skip the grind and explore the full sandbox.
- Vehicle variety and customization.
Cars, bikes, and other rides are available to commandeer and modify, mirroring the customization loop of the original game.
- Touch and controller support.
An on-screen control layout handles driving and combat, with external Bluetooth controllers supported for a more console-like feel.
- Mostly offline play.
The bulk of the game runs without a connection, so you can play on the go without burning mobile data.
How to install
This is a large download (roughly 1.2 GB), so install over Wi-Fi and make sure you have a couple of gigabytes of free storage before you start.
- Download the APK file
Tap the download button on this page. The file saves to your default Downloads folder. Give it time; it is a large file.
- Allow installs from this source
Open Settings, search for
Install unknown apps, find your browser or file manager, and toggle the permission on. - Open the downloaded APK
Tap the file in Downloads. Android's package installer opens and lists the permissions the port requests.
- Tap Install and wait
Confirm the install. A build this size can take a minute or two to unpack, so let the progress bar finish.
- Launch and let it load
Open the game. The first launch may stall while assets load. If it crashes, reopen it once; fan ports often need a second start.
Fan port vs the official game
| GTA V5 Port (fan build) | Official GTA V (Rockstar) | |
|---|---|---|
| Publisher | Terraform Games (independent, unofficial) | Rockstar Games |
| Platform | Android phones and tablets | PC, PlayStation, Xbox |
| Price | Free fan project | Paid retail title |
| Stability | Community build; bugs and device quirks expected | Polished, studio-tested |
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