Kingdom Come is the final mission in Grand Theft Auto III given to protagonist Claude by Uptown Yardies leader King Courtney from the payphone on the Liberty Campus in Staunton Island, Liberty City.
Mission[]
King Courtney wants Claude to collect an Esperanto parked in a parking lot in Bedford Point. When Claude gets in the vehicle, he discovers it is a trap laid by Catalina. SPANKed-up suicide bombers will block the entrances to the parking lot with their vans. An endless amount of suicidal bombers attempt to kill Claude. Claude eventually destroys all their vans and the bombers to end the mission.
Mission Objectives[]
In order to complete the mission the player must:
- Go to Bedford Point and get in the Esperanto
- Destroy the madmens' vans
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Reward[]
The reward for completing the mission is $10,000. The player can return to the payphone to start Bling-bling Scramble anytime outside missions.
The Yardies will now become hostile to Claude and will attack him whenever he encroaches on Yardie territory.
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Trivia[]
- In her note, Catalina uses the word "fuderes". However, this is not a real Spanish word. It resembles "foder", a Portuguese vulgar word which means "to fuck", roughly translating her phrase as "kisses and fucks".
- Originally, the game referred to the suicide bombers as such, but following the 9/11 attacks they were instead referred to as "SPANKed-up madmen". Certain original European releases (referred to as version 1.40) still refers to them as suicide bombers.
- This mission can be completed after the main storyline.
- The SPANKed up suicide maniacs could be a reference to the Simulacrums from the video game series Marathon, who behave in the same manner as the suicide bombers from this mission (running towards the character screaming incoherent phrases with the intention to explode near to them).
- The timers on the bombs read 00:00, which indicates the bombs were possibly remote triggered.
- The name is a reference to the phrase "blown to kingdom come", a term often used following a massive and destructive explosion. The name may also be a reference to King Courtney, the mission's boss who betrays Claude for Catalina.
