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Saving the game from GTA III and onwards advances the time by 6 hours.SHELTER PROGRAM.

GTA IV also employs an auto-save feature after the player has passed certain missions or performed certain activities.

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It is important to note that while all save points in GTA San Andreas are categorized as safehouses, certain safehouses offer no more than floating save icons, making them more of save points than safehouses in a technical sense.ДЇrom GTA Vice City onwards, safehouses offer a change of clothing in addition to the save icon in GTA San Andreas, GTA Liberty City Stories, GTA Vice City Stories and GTA IV, safehouses offer a full wardrobe in which to change the protagonist's clothing. Whereas save points typically consist of no more than a point to save a game, a safehouse offers clothing options, and in many cases, garages for vehicle storage. ' Savehouses', or safehouses, are buildings where the user can save their game, and are a specialized subset of save points that offer additional amenities to the player.

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Grand Theft Auto V is the first game in the series to introduce the ability to save anywhere at any time off-mission with the 'Quick Save' feature on the Mobile Phone, presumably due to the limited number of safehouses and the large map of San Andreas.ДЄ 5.25' floppy disk icon in GTA Vice City Stories. GTA Vice City Stories is the latest game to adopt the save icon, as beds in safehouses effectively replace the icon in GTA IV.

In GTA Vice City Stories, set in the early/mid-1980s, save icons are represented by 5.25' floppy disks, with the GTA Vice City Stories logo on the labels.

In GTA Liberty City Stories, set in the late-1990s, save icons are represented by Compact Discs (CD).

In GTA San Andreas, set in the early-1990s, save icons are represented by blue 3.5' floppy disks, with the GTA San Andreas logo on the labels.

In GTA Vice City, set in the mid/late-1980s, save icons are represented by pink tape cassette icons.

They vary in appearance between games, and are reminiscent of the media used in time period in which the game is set: The icons were originally modeled after many other pickup icons in GTA III and GTA Vice City, depicted floating and spinning as a result. Save icons, which were first introduced in GTA Vice City, are floating icons which the player must walk onto, to save the game, allowing save points to be placed indoors or outdoors. Savehouses from GTA Vice City onwards also replenish the player's health for each save. In Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories and Grand Theft Auto IV, the interiors become visible, and safehouses are introduced. In GTA III, the player walks into a building to save, but the buildings' interior is not primarily visible.

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Safepoints from Grand Theft Auto III onwards require no payment for use, as they are primarily hideouts provided by an acquaintance, free of charge, or are already the player's property. When in the church, the player must have at least $50,000 in hand to donate to the church and have their 'soul saved', otherwise, the player will be turned away until they have $50,000. The concept of save points was first explored in Grand Theft Auto 2, where the player is offered the option to enter a 'church' (hilariously marked by a JES US SAVES sign) in each of Anywhere City's three districts. The physical locations and accessibility of save points vary throughout the games.

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