GTA 3 Cheats

Restore full health

Also repairs the vehicle you are driving. On the original releases that mostly resets engine damage, and dents may remain.

Restore full armor

The first PC release (v1.0) expects the misspelling TURTOISE. Version 1.1 and later, including the Definitive Edition, use TORTOISE.

Add $250,000 in cash

Adds $250,000 every time you enter it, so repeat it for more cash. GTA III has no infinite money code.

Get every weapon

Gives the standard weapon set with ammo. Enter it again to restock ammo; it does not make ammo infinite.

Raise wanted level by two stars

The console sequences end in six Left and Right presses, as in every original PS2 and Xbox list. Definitive Edition roundups are split, and several list only five presses, which looks like a dropped final Right. If the six-press form does not register on the Definitive Edition, try it without the last Right.

Clear wanted level

Removes every wanted star at once.

Change to a random character model

Switches Claude to a random character model. Enter it again to get a different one.

Big head mode

Definitive Edition only. Enlarges the heads of Claude and the pedestrians. Console players use the Konami code, and PC players type EXPANDDOME.

Spawn a Rhino tank

Spawns a Rhino tank nearby.

Destroy all vehicles

Blows up every loaded vehicle, including yours if you are driving. Police helicopters and the AI-flown Dodo are not affected. One roundup says it was cut from the Definitive Edition, but most guides list it as working.

Flying cars

Cars take off and glide like the Dodo once they have enough speed. Enter it again to turn it off. Push Square reports it does not work in the Definitive Edition, while most other guides list it, so test it on your copy.

Improved car handling

Improves grip, cornering and braking, and lets a car jump with the horn control (usually a click of the left stick). Unique Stunt Jumps do not register while it is on, so enter it again to turn it off before chasing 100% completion.

Invisible cars

Hides car bodies but leaves the wheels, drivers and passengers visible. Original releases only: GTABase, Push Square, Vandal and GTA Boom report that it no longer works in the Definitive Edition.

Pedestrian riot

Pedestrians fight each other and may also attack Claude. It cannot be undone once you save, so reload an earlier save to remove it.

Pedestrians attack Claude

Pedestrians turn hostile toward Claude. It cannot be undone once you save, so reload an earlier save to remove it.

Pedestrians carry weapons

Arms pedestrians, though some types are left unarmed. It does not make them hostile by itself. Guides disagree on whether entering it again switches it off, so save to a spare slot first.

Increased gore and dismemberment

Shows no confirmation message. Gore is already on in uncensored English PC builds, so you may see no change there. Original releases only: the GTA Wiki, Inverse, Vandal and GTA Boom report it missing from the Definitive Edition, though some lists still show it.

Clear, sunny weather

Weather codes replace whatever weather is active.

Cloudy, overcast weather

Rainy, stormy weather

Foggy weather

Faster gameplay

Doubles game speed each time you enter it, up to four times normal speed.

Slower gameplay

Halves game speed each time you enter it, down to a quarter of normal speed. Use the faster code to speed back up.

Speed up the in-game clock

Makes the day and night cycle run faster without changing gameplay speed. Reports differ on the Definitive Edition: GTA Boom says it was removed, while Vandal, Game Informer and Inverse list it as working.