Computer games are often equipped with multi-user mode, if this allows the mechanics of the project. Multiplayer attracts a much larger audience than pure single-player mode, so developers often use this move. Moreover, if the game itself is good, then the multiplayer mode will definitely not spoil it, but can only make it better. This is exactly what happened in the case of "GTA: San Andreas" - the game itself turned out great, it still remains one of the best in this series. But the addition of the original multiplayer, which opened up a whole new world for players (or at least a city where you can move and act freely), became decisive in determining this project as one of the best in history.
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