Unveiling the Top 10 Mysteries of the Grand Theft Auto Franchise

The Grand Theft Auto franchise is undoubtedly one of the most successful and influential video game series of all time, with Rockstar's impeccable attention to detail consistently impressing players. The immersive worlds of the GTA games are laden with subtle and enigmatic details that have kept fans captivated for years. Even after countless hours of gameplay, the games still manage to offer new secrets to uncover and mysteries to solve, making them a timeless favorite among gamers.

From enigmatic messages to eerie sounds, players have stumbled upon numerous inexplicable occurrences throughout the series. These mysteries have remained a topic of discussion and speculation among players, with some of the most intriguing ones outlined below.

10 The Sighting Of Bigfoot During The Mission Predator (Grand Theft Auto 5)

The legend of Bigfoot has been around since the launch of GTA: San Andreas, but it wasn't until Grand Theft Auto 5 that players were able to catch a glimpse of this elusive creature. One particularly interesting sighting occurs during the Predator mission, where players must use a thermal scope to take down the O'Neil brothers. If players pan downwards during this mission, they may spot a fleeting silhouette of Bigfoot that vanishes upon being shot, leaving players to wonder about its significance.

9 The Ever-Changing Moon (Multiple GTA Games)

The Grand Theft Auto 3D trilogy boasts an impressive lineup of titles that are undeniably thrilling to play. Among the many intriguing features of these games, there is one that has remained a mystery - the ability to alter the size of the moon by shooting at it. This peculiar addition to the game has yet to be fully explained, leaving many players puzzled and fascinated by its inclusion. Although seemingly insignificant, it is a detail that has not gone unnoticed by fans of the series.

8 The Infamous Mount Chiliad Mystery (Grand Theft Auto 5)

The enigma of the Mount Chiliad mural has captured the attention of Grand Theft Auto fans for years, leaving them with endless questions and no clear answers. Despite the appearance of a UFO at the summit after completing the game, much of the mural's significance remains shrouded in mystery. Yet, this puzzle has brought the GTA community together in a quest to unravel its secrets for over a decade.

7 The Four Homeless Men Standing Menacingly In A Hidden Tunnel (Grand Theft Auto 3)

The debut of Grand Theft Auto 3 marked the franchise's first venture into a 3D sandbox, and its reception was overwhelmingly positive. Praised by both fans and critics, this groundbreaking open-world game redefined the genre. Among its many intriguing features was a hidden tunnel that housed four homeless men gathered around a foreboding fire. These men possessed a unique trait in that they dropped a molotov cocktail upon their demise, adding an extra layer of intrigue to their already mysterious presence.

6 Black Cellphones (Grand Theft Auto 5)

When it comes to Grand Theft Auto 5, players have stumbled upon a perplexing enigma - the Black Cellphones number. Dialing 1-999-367-3767 triggers a series of puzzling events that leave players scratching their heads. Firstly, the player's phone suddenly increases in size and changes to a black and grey color scheme. Secondly, an explosion takes place directly above the player's character, further adding to the intrigue surrounding this mysterious number. It's no wonder gamers are left wondering about the significance of Black Cellphones.

5 The Cement Shoe Men (Grand Theft Auto: Vice City)

As players traverse the vibrant Miami-inspired city of Vice City in Grand Theft Auto, they are met with a morbid sight: lifeless bodies submerged in the waters, their feet buried in cement. This form of execution was a well-known tactic used by the mob, but the game never delves into the reasoning behind these gruesome murders. The game's plot, heavily influenced by Scarface, adds to the allure of exploring this unique setting.

4 The Heart Within The Statue Of Happiness (Grand Theft Auto 4)

Inside the Statue of Happiness, a parody of the Statue of Liberty in GTA 4, lies a disturbing secret. A fake door at the base of the structure leads players to climb a ladder and witness a mysterious beating heart at the center of the statue. Despite the cool easter egg factor, the lack of any explanation behind this eerie sight adds to its sinister nature.

3 The Mass Grave Near Area 69 (Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas)

Located in the vast open world of GTA: San Andreas, players are bound to stumble upon numerous secrets. One of the most unsettling discoveries is the hidden grave near Area 69. The rumors surrounding this location suggest that it was used as a site for human experimentation, and the unmarked graves found here seem to support this claim. Although there is no concrete evidence to confirm this theory, it remains the most likely explanation for the existence of this macabre area.

2 The Underwater Hatch (Grand Theft Auto 5)

The open world game, Grand Theft Auto 5, took secret additions to a whole new level, with a collection of intriguing inclusions. Among these secrets is the underwater hatch located on the eastern side of the Pacific Ocean. Upon discovery, players can hear a knocking sound in Morse Code that translates to Roman's famous words to Niko about bowling. While amusing, the presence of the hatch is still peculiar, drawing comparisons to the hatch seen in the TV series Lost.

1 The Many Mysterious Sunken Structures (Multiple GTA Games)

The hidden depths of Grand Theft Auto's water bodies were off-limits to players until the release of San Andreas. However, previous installments of the game featured a number of intriguing sunken structures that left players curious and wanting for more. In GTA: Vice City, players can stumble upon two large cargo ships, but the real mystery lies in the sunken UFO found in Grand Theft Auto 5. Despite their enigmatic nature, these underwater structures provide a great conversation starter for players.

Grand Theft Auto 6 is currently in development.