The Grand Theft Auto series is created with immaculate attention to detail. Since GTA 3, it has had quite a few scary inclusions to unnerve an unsuspecting player who's roaming around these vast open worlds. These mysterious locations have raised many questions in the minds of players, even to this day.
In this article, Gurugamer is going to showcase the top 10 scariest locations to visit in the GTA Series.
1. The Ghost of Mount Gordo (GTA 5)
This easter egg is pretty well-known - players can come to Mount Gordo in the middle of the night with a sniper rifle and look down the scope toward the peak. They would witness the creepy ghost of Jolene Cranley-Evans that disappears if they come too close.
Jolene's husband pushed her down the cliff after she refused to move out of Blaine County.
2. The Amityville House
The house is very similar to the infamous Amityville House, one of the most haunted houses in the world. Players can find this legendary house in Alderney, and there have been reports of ghostly sightings and haunting screams.
It is based on a real-life story where a man named DeFeo kills his whole family. The Lutz family eventually bought the house, and claimed the ghosts of the DeFeo family haunted them. The story of the Lutzes was turned into a book called The Amityville Horror.
3. Inside The Statue Of Happiness (GTA 4)
This is one of the creepiest and most iconic easter eggs in the history of gaming. In GTA 4, players can get inside the Statue Of Happiness (an obvious knockoff of The Statue Of Liberty) and discover a gigantic heart with chains coming out of it.
They need to land directly at the base of the statue (which is pretty tricky), go through a fake door then climb the ladder.
4. Back O' Beyond Woods (GTA: San Andreas)
The Back O' Beyond Woods in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas is the original place where the big foot rumor in GTA comes from. While no one has seen any Big Foot spawns, there are still plenty of creepy things about the place nonetheless.
Players can find a random driverless car heading toward them while walking in the wood. This is allegedly a glitch where the game spawns a car and the hilly terrains cause it to move around.
5. Apartment 3C (GTA: Vice City)
Grand Theft Auto: Vice City is heavily inspired by Scarface, and because of that, there are a number of references to the movies here. Amongst them, Apartment 3C is the creepiest. It is just a random apartment that players can enter - everything in it are normal, except for the grisly sights in the bathroom.
This is a nod to the iconic murder scene of Angel in Scarface. Players can pick up a chainsaw here.
6. Mine Shaft (GTA 5)
This location was locked up in the original GTA 5, however, in the Enhanced version, players can just destroy the boards with an explosive weapon to clear the way.
The path inside the mine is completely dark, and players must use a flashlight to navigate it. There are long tunnels that lead nowhere, railroad tracks, and mining tools. At the end of the tunnel is a wrinkled body wearing old 1940s clothing.
7. El Castillo Del Diablo (GTA: San Andreas)
Players can find a pit filled with bodies inside the rock formations of El Castillo del Diablo in GTA SA. As the place is rather close to the ghost town Las Brujas and Area 69 (a nod to the mysterious Area 51), fan theorizes that the government has experimented on the residents of the town and dumped the bodies there.
8. Ghost Town (GTA 3)
GTA 3 brings the game to a 3D world, and the technology of the time has created quite a few creepy elements. One of them is the Ghost Town, which was used for the first cutscene in the game. Players can reach it by flying the Dodo - there is neither collision detection nor people there.
9. Merle Abrahams' House (GTA 5)
Merle Abrahams (1947 - 2004), more commonly known as The Infinity Killer, is a serial killer in Grand Theft Auto V. While he does not appear, Abrahams is mentioned numerous times throughout the game. He is responsible for the Infinity Murders carried out in December of 1999, in which he murdered 8 people and buried them in a secret place in San Andreas.
The house is charred and abandoned, with disturbing graffiti all over the wall related to the number eight. There's also a set of tally marks counting to 15, which can be his actual kill count.
10. Abandoned Sprunk Factory (GTA 4)
The Abandoned Sprunk Factory has a ton of fan theories revolving around it, as players have seen alligators and ghosts roaming the area. There are also random screams in the location that happens when a person fires a gun, which could be because the hobos under the building hear the gunshots and scream out of horror.
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