Grand Theft Auto: Vice City: The Definitive Edition

Brings back the colours and weather tints of the PS2 or PC release, the original camera distances and mouse orbit, third-person rifle aiming, and an F5 quicksave you can use outside missions.

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Fusion Rain Droplets Visual

Raindrops and splashes of water run down the screen.

Fusion Rain Droplets: rain and water drops running down the screen.

Works with Fusion Fix
Its own settings in Customize

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Features

Graphics

Visual style: Definitive Edition, PS2 or PC colours
Weather colours of the original game
Adjustable colour filter strength
Original lower-detail models kept loaded for the classic look

Interface

HUD and radar size
HUD at the screen edges, or kept in a centered box on wide screens
Field of view setting for the gameplay camera; cutscenes and zoom views keep theirs

Controls

Original camera distances and orbit
Raw mouse input, with aiming that feels the same at every field of view
Third-person aiming for rifles
Adjustable camera centering delay

Extras

F5 quicksave to a chosen slot, outside missions
Skip the legal screens and resume your last save on startup
Cursor kept in the window during mouse play

Supported versions

The PC Definitive Edition (Gameface/Binaries/Win64/ViceCity.exe). A game version the fix does not know is reported in a message box, and the game starts without the fix.

Install

Customize the settings below, or keep the recommended ones.
Download the package and unpack it into the game's folder, keeping its folders, then start ViceCity.exe.
The settings are on fusionfix.io or in FusionFixHub, and most apply while the game runs.