OpenLiberty
An open-source reimplementation of GTA 3 using the Godot Engine, converting game files at runtime for modern performance and modding.
What is OpenLiberty?
OpenLiberty is an open-source project that reimplements Grand Theft Auto 3 on the Godot Engine. It loads and converts the original game's files at runtime, providing a modern, legally safer alternative to older reimplementations. The project focuses on leveraging Godot's capabilities for improved performance, easier development, and future expansions like modding and multiplayer.
Game developers, modders, and open-source enthusiasts interested in reimplementing classic games, exploring game engine technology, or contributing to a community-driven GTA3 project.
Developers choose OpenLiberty for its legal safety (no Rockstar code), modern Godot foundation enabling easier contributions, and potential for future adaptations like GTA San Andreas, unlike older, limited RenderWare-based projects.
Overview
A GTA 3 reimplementation on the Redot Engine
Use Cases
Best For
- Reimplementing classic games on modern engines
- Studying runtime file format conversion techniques
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