GTA Simulator: Hidden Secrets, Best Cars & Mission Walkthrough
By omggame.store editorial team · 9 min read
GTA Simulator packs an impressive amount of open-world content into a browser game. With a massive city to explore, dozens of vehicles to commandeer, and a full mission system, there's more depth here than most players realize. This guide reveals everything the game doesn't tell you.
Essential Knowledge: The police wanted system goes from 1-5 stars. At 1 star, police will chase but give up easily. At 3+ stars, helicopters and SWAT teams deploy. At 5 stars, the military gets involved. Hiding in parking garages or alleyways for 60 seconds resets your wanted level at 4 stars or below.
Fastest Cars Ranked (With Locations)
Not all vehicles are created equal. Here's what our testing revealed:
- Supercar (red sports car): Found in the downtown financial district parking garage, level 3. Top speed unmatched. Terrible off-road.
- Police Interceptor: Ironically found at the police station. Best all-rounder with good armor and respectable speed. Survives crashes that destroy sports cars.
- Motorcycle (black sport bike): Spawns near the beach boardwalk. Fastest acceleration in the game and can squeeze through gaps cars can't. Zero protection from gunfire.
- SUV (black truck): Found in suburban driveways. Slow but nearly indestructible. The best vehicle for surviving 5-star wanted levels.
- Sedan (white taxi): Everywhere. Nothing special, but readily available when you need any vehicle fast.
Making Money Fast
Money buys weapons, armor, and upgrades. Here's the optimal income strategy:
- Main missions give the best payouts. Prioritize the storyline until payouts drop off around mission 15.
- Side hustles (taxi driving, delivery jobs) pay less per minute but are risk-free. Good for grinding while avoiding police heat.
- Rampage bonuses: Causing chaos generates wanted stars, which spawns more police vehicles to destroy, which drops ammo and cash pickups. High risk, high reward.
- Hidden briefcases: There are 12 briefcases hidden across the map (rooftops, alleys, under bridges). Each contains $500-2000. Find them all once for a massive early-game boost.
Combat: Don't Play It Like Call of Duty
GTA Simulator's combat punishes run-and-gun tactics. Here's what works:
- Always use cover. Press against walls and objects. You take 90% less damage behind cover.
- Aim for the head. Headshots deal 3x damage. Against armored enemies, this is the only reliable way to kill quickly.
- Sniper rifles are OP. Find one on rooftops in the industrial district. One-shot kills at any range. Essential for missions with large enemy counts.
- Grenades clear rooms. Before entering buildings during missions, toss a grenade through the door. It clears 80% of the enemies inside.
Losing the Police: The Definitive Method
- Immediately break line of sight — turn corners, enter tunnels, drive through parking garages.
- Once out of sight, switch vehicles. Police track your last seen vehicle, not you.
- Hide in an alley or parking structure. Don't move. Wait 60 seconds.
- At 5 stars, this won't work — you need to reach a safehouse (green house icon on map) or survive for 5 real-time minutes (nearly impossible).