GTA 6 Gameplay Leak Reveals Rockstar's 'Most Massive And Insane Map Ever'
Grand Theft Auto VI is now available to pre-order from storefronts across the globe - and a series of Brazilian retailers have seemingly leaked additional gameplay details.
Excitingly, the leaked details give us some indication as to what we should expect from GTA VI’s map - an aspect of the game that’s drawn rife speculation.
On Amazon in Brazil, it’s teased that GTA VI will have a “larger map”.
“Explore Vice City, beaches, swamps, small towns, and various regions of Leonida,” it adds.
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Brazilian retailer Kabum has taken things one step further, reporting that fans should expect “the most massive, dense, and insane map ever created by Rockstar Games”.
“Traverse the neon-lit streets of a pulsating Vice City, dominate dangerous swamps, crowded beaches, and realistic suburbs that cover the state of Leonida from end to end,” the game’s listing reads.
“Every inch of the scenery has been designed to deliver brutal immersion and total freedom.”
To date, it’s been GTA V and Red Dead Redemption 2 vying for the top spot of Rockstar Games’ biggest map.
GTA V is technically slightly bigger in scale, but Red Dead Redemption 2 has often been considered as Rockstar’s biggest game due to the map’s denser level of content.
Either way, it sounds as if GTA VI will blow them both out of the water.
You do, however, need to take this information with a pinch of salt as there’s no confirmation on exactly where Brazilian retailers have got it from.
It doesn’t feel as if it would be Rockstar Games’ exact wording, but it could plausibly be a translation of materials provided to the Portuguese-speaking market.
GTA VI Will Reportedly Include ‘Random’ Open-World Events And In-Game Social Media
Elsewhere in the newly released gameplay details, it’s specified that players will be able to freely switch between playing as Jason and Lucia while participating in story missions as a duo.
NPCs are said to have their own routines, plus there are reportedly “random events” and “interactive establishments” which all sound plausible enough.
GTA VI supposedly features its own in-game social media networks where players can “watch viral videos, follow influencers, and discover world events”.
Kabum’s listing expands on that, adding, "The major innovation lies in the in-game integration of social networks: your character's cell phone consumes viral videos in real time, allowing you to follow Vice City influencers and discover secret side missions through social media.”
Hopefully, it isn’t too long before Rockstar Games drops GTA VI’s third trailer featuring some raw gameplay, especially as pre-orders are now open.
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GTA VI’s Pre-Orders Have Been Plagued By Paywalled Content And A Lack Of Discs
Despite all of the hype surrounding GTA VI, it’s drawn quite a lot of controversy in recent days.
The game’s physical copies won’t include a disc, instead opting for a code in a box - at least at launch anyway.
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It basically renders physical copies pointless unless you just seek to display the box on your shelf; you won’t actually own the game, which is bad for long-term preservation.
Several major US retailers have even boycotted selling the game because of this.
GTA VI’s Standard Edition will retail for £69.99 / $79.99, with the Ultimate Edition setting you back £89.99 / $99.99 - unless you make use of a hack which could save you up to 15%.
The Ultimate Edition also hasn’t gone down too well, locking exclusive story content, missions, and stores behind its higher price point.
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All of those who do pre-order GTA VI will secure exclusive pre-order DLC and also unlock the ability to pre-load the game from 12 November - and that applies to both physical and digital copies.
Rockstar’s next best move would be to drop that trailer, distracting us from all of the problems plaguing this pre-order rollout.
Topics: GTA 6, GTA, Grand Theft Auto, Rockstar Games