The Xbox game Grand Theft Auto V has been on the shelves for a few months now and if you've hit a few snags building your criminal empire, check out GTA V: Maps for Windows Phone.
GTA V: Maps delivers all the Los Santos maps and locations to your Windows Phone to help guide you through the game. Layout is simple with GTA V: Maps and includes optional integration with GTA V: Cheats. It may not be an official companion app for Grand Theft Auto but it may help you avoid making that wrong turn that could end your career.
GTA V: Maps charts out eight different locations that are indexed and mapped out with three layer views (Atlas, Roadmap and Satellite). When you tap a location to view a video walkthrough will pop-up.
Videos can be expanded to full screen and shared via messaging, email, Twitter and Facebook. Additionally, you can pick up GTA V: Cheats and pull up cheat codes for the locations. It is a little odd that the developer didn't just combine the maps and cheats into one app. But it may not be a stretch that some may want to find their way around Los Santos without benefiting from cheat codes.
Both GTA V: Maps and GTA V: Cheats are free, ad-supported apps available for both Windows Phone 8 and 7.x devices. You can pick up GTA V: Maps here and GTA V: Cheats here in the Windows Phone Store.
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