You can try launching the game, however knowing Rockstar they might have some DRM check to see if you're running the latest version of the game with the licensed music removed or not, and it might even block you from running the game at all unless you update it. So now that you have the files, back up and delete the contents of your GTA IV folder (but not the folder!) in Steam\SteamApps\Common and copy-paste the newer (older?) depot files into it. Steam will tell you where it's downloaded the depot when it's finished (usually Steam\SteamApps\Content). The game should update itself back to the newest version. For the Actual Version, check the Integrity of the Game Files. In the Steam client console, paste the following:ĭownload_depot 12210 12211 4406763129603688303 PLEASE DO NOT SEND ME YOUR STEAM-USERNAME OR PASSWORD Updates to Manifest-ID's will happen when game gets new major Updates and older Versions are needed. I'm assuming you want the manifest with ID 4406763129603688303 as that is now two years old. So in your case (GTA IV), to download the older game data, go to the GTA IV SteamDB App page, click on the GTA IV Data depot (12211), click on "Manifests" on the left and then copy your manifest ID of choice. You only need to worry about the, and switches. To download older versions of games, you will need to use the 'download_depot' command.
You will then see the Steam console tab appear in the Steam client. This will either ask you which program you want to open the link in (Should be Steam Client Bootstrapper) or Steam will open. Then, go to your web browser of choice (or the Run dialog box in Windows) and type in/paste Open Steam, right click GTA IV, select properties, go to the Updates tab and turn off Automatic Updates.
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