Explore Liberty City!

Liberty City is a very different place in the 21st century. The most famous skyline in the world now belies a city gripped by fear and suspicion. In the shadow of an uncertain economy and the threat of terrorism, organized criminals, corrupt officials, and beleaguered security forces vie for supremacy in a city that is desperately trying to become a suburb. It is still a place where anything is possible, depending on how much of yourself you are prepared to sacrifice in the process.

Algonquin - Self-proclaimed center of everything.

Cultural center of the world, commercial center of the world, financial center of the world. If Algonquin residents could have it their way, the region would also be considered the epicenter of everything in the known universe. A word of warning to the inquisitive traveler: questioning the integrity of Algonquin's self-righteous and artificially-sweetened natives will likely get you shot.

Broker - Churches, hipsters and housing projects.

Remember those chemical coffees and sewage bagels and collapsible housing projects we mentioned in our site landing page? This is where they congregate. Hell, Radio Broker plays contemporary rock, and proves it's not dead yet. Ironically enough. And the other half of their population are Eastern Europeans. Trust us, this isn't racism, they have a whole district for them. Perfect place to bowl with a cousin, though.

Dukes - Like the suburbs, only worse.

If you are arriving by plane, your first steps on Liberty City turf will probably be in Dukes. Francis International Airport sprawls across the eastern tip of the borough and serves as an international hub for the rest of the country. Dukes should be experienced first-hand rather than from a cab window as you race to catch your flight home. One of the newer attractions is the National Union of Contemporary Arts (NUCA), a museum of modern art crammed full of canvases with psuedo-creative abstract art. To the east of NUCA lies Meadows Park where you will find relics like the Monoglobe and Liberty State Pavilion Tower leftover from a world fair half a century ago. If you are comfortable with drunken men throwing lethal weapons around a crowded bar, finish your day with a game of darts at the famous Steinway Beer Garden.

Bohan - Great for shootings.

Bohan. If we could attach our city motto to any borough, it would be Bohan. Bohan, as soon as you get here, we suggest you leave. Unless you want to arrive at that weekend costume party dressed as swiss cheese. Gang territory, roach-infested "apartments", and a ton of fast food places banking off the back of the low-income residents. And while they have a beach, I don't reckon you would want to sunbathe on trash and pulverized fish bones. Especially in a place with no sun. But, if you like all that, or are an aspiring gangster, move to San Andreas instead.