Luckily, motorsport71's Left 4 Liberty mod allows Niko Bellic to go on the apocalyptic rampage he's always wanted. Left 4 Liberty: Infection If there was one thing missing from GTA IV's initial release, it was an Undead Nightmare-esque zombie mode. There are several variations of the mech suit mods from metalwars, from the Wanzer Frost or Crimson Mecha to a Hawken-inspired Sentium M5 - all of which are worth checking out. Thankfully, though, with the various mech suit mods available for GTA IV, you'll always remain in control of your robotic death machine.

Mech Suit MayhemWhen in doubt, you can never go wrong with a giant robot - unless that giant robot then goes full Skynet and turns against you. While it originally appeared in Saints Row: The Third, modder JulioNIB (who appears a few more times on this list) has managed to bring this concrete carnage to the streets of Broker, Bohan and Algonquin. Shark-O-Matic Sometimes you want to leave realism behind and ask the tough questions - like 'Is there a gun that, when shot at people, will cause sharks to crash through the pavement and eat them?' Of course, the answer to that question is yes. Keilany's mod takes the building blocks of Boris Vorontsov's ENBseries and cranks it up to eleven, turning Liberty City into an almost photo-realistic digital version of Manhattan - if your gaming rig can handle it. ICE Enhancer While there are a ton of cool visual upgrades to GTA 4, none have made headlines as much as Hayssam Keilany's iCEnhancer. Yes, we'll have to wait a couple of extra months to see the personally-computerized splendor of San Andreas, but in the mean time we can still bask in the glow of all the excellent mods that are available for GTA IV! Here are 10 of our favorite mods for Grand Theft Auto IV on PC. As bummed as we were to hear the news that the PC release of Grand Theft Auto V got delayed, it's not the end of the gaming world as we know it.

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