Grand Theft Auto: Vice City was released in 2002 for PlayStation 2, with a later PC release, and its mission complete jingle became one of the most recognisable sounds from the game. It plays whenever Tommy Vercetti finishes a story mission, marking progress through the neon-soaked crime story set in a fictional Miami. As gameplay clips, speedruns and nostalgic edits spread online, the short fanfare escaped the game itself and, alongside other GTA sounds, became shorthand for any small victory, keeping it popular with creators long after the original release.
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The mission complete jingle from GTA Vice City, played after Tommy Vercetti finishes a mission. Creators use it to celebrate wins and completed goals.
The short, upbeat fanfare that plays in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City the moment a mission is cleared sounds bright, triumphant and unmistakably 1980s, with a rising synth melody that resolves in a satisfying flourish. It lasts only a few seconds, but it instantly signals success, relief and reward after a tense chase, shootout or race. For players, it triggers a rush of nostalgia and achievement, and for viewers, it works as a clear audio punchline that says the hard part is over, the plan worked and the character came out on top.