GTA San Andreas has almost 100 missions, so some of them will be more fun than others.
Summary Five of the most fun missions in GTA San Andreas 5) Bringing families together 4) Business Only 3) Breaking the bank at Caligula's house 2) Black Project 1) End of the lineFun is a subjective term, but GTA San Andreas players usually enjoy epic fights and interesting gameplay in their missions. Something like Supply Lines… is not fun for most players because it is extremely frustrating.
Likewise, a mission like Wrong Side of the Tracks is divisive, with some players enjoying it and others hating it.
In comparison, these five missions are some of the most exciting pieces of content in GTA San Andreas. There's a lot of action in them, which makes them more engaging for the average GTA San Andreas fan.
Five of the most fun missions in GTA San Andreas
5) Bringing families together
This GTA San Andreas mission starts simple.
CJ heads to the Jefferson Motel while Sweet must talk to some of the other sects in the gang. However, she doesn't go according to plan as the police are there to raid the motel.
So CJ goes straight to the motel with all guns drawn. Some GSF members die, but CJ avenges them by killing the numerous SWAT agents in his path. If CJ needs to be healed, he can kiss some whores. Anyway, he just needs to save Sweet and get out of the motel.
Then comes an epic chase scene. More law enforcement officers try to stop CJ and the team, and there's even that iconic scene where a helicopter attacks one of the cops like it's nothing.
4) Business Only
It's funny how swapping Big Smoke and CJ's roles on a motorcycle can turn a mediocre mission into a beloved mission.
Just Business is essentially a mission where CJ and Big Smoke fight some Russians before the duo leaves the scene. Big Smoke drives and CJ shoots, making it a rail shooting mission.
There are a lot of enemies for the player to shoot, and CJ and Big Smoke aren't that easy to kill either. So it's a fun way to relax, especially since the previous mission was known to frustrate some players.
It's an action-packed mission, but it's also the final mission the player does for Big Smoke in GTA San Andreas.
3) Breaking the bench in Caligula's house
This might be an optional quest, but it's still worth doing just for the big cash reward at the end. Plus, the mission itself is a blast to play, especially since it feels grander and more immersive than the regular GTA San Andreas mission.
The main objective of this mission is to steal the mafia money from Caligula's Palace. Naturally, CJ infiltrates the casino after doing some setup missions, steals the money, and deals with the local police after Zero's mistake. There are several Triad members to help CJ as well.
At the end of this GTA San Andreas mission, he returns to the Verdant Meadows airfield and makes a big profit doing so.
2) Black Project
Imagine infiltrating the GTA San Andreas equivalent of Area 51 to steal a Jetpack. While this quest is a lot easier than you might think, it's still a fun quest, full of funny quotes and a bizarre plot.
Needless to say, it also introduces the player to Jetpack. It is one of the most innovative vehicles in the entire series and is extremely useful and fun to use in GTA San Andreas.
Even outside of Jetpack's debut, this mission is still fun to play in GTA San Andreas. It's fair to kill enemies and there are a few alternative ways to approach this mission.
1) End of line
While there is a fair amount of difficulty associated with End of the Line, its checkpoint system makes it more forgiving than one might assume.
Plus, its difficulty is what makes it fun, as there's something exciting about CJ taking down hordes of Big Smoke's henchmen before dueling the villain himself.
That's not all either. CJ finally enters an epic chase scene behind Officer Tenpenny. It's the final mission of the game, so there's a sense of accomplishment for GTA San Andreas players who win this mission and see the final cutscenes.
It also resolves all the main plots up to this point in the game.
Note: This article reflects the writer's personal views.
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