An unofficial PC port of Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories is now available for download. This release matters to retro gaming fans who want to play this classic title on modern hardware without relying on older, discontinued modification tools. The project brings the PSP version of the game to personal computers with native input support.
Native keyboard and mouse input replaces discontinued mod-based solutions
The port is built directly from the PlayStation Portable (PSP) version of the game. It does not use the enhanced graphics or features found in the later PlayStation 2 release. Rockstar Games created the original title for handheld consoles, and this port preserves that specific version's content and structure.
Users must provide their own ROM file to run the game on their PC. The software does not include the game assets, so players need to source the PSP ROM themselves. The port adds native keyboard and mouse support from the start, allowing for direct control without additional configuration layers.
Previous mod-based PC versions of the game, which were distributed through the Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas engine, are no longer available on ModDB. This new port offers a dedicated alternative for those seeking to play the Liberty City Stories experience on a desktop. We tracked earlier homebrew ports for handhelds like the New Nintendo 3DS, but this PC release stands as a distinct entry point for computer users.
The port is available for global download. Players can access the files through the provided link to begin setting up the game on their systems. This release confirms that the unofficial PC port is live and ready for users who have the necessary ROM files.
Source: GTA
