GTA 6 Has Taken So Long, Players Are Just Making The Game Themselves on PC
Topics: Grand Theft Auto, Rockstar Games, GTA, GTA 6
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Topics: Grand Theft Auto, Rockstar Games, GTA, GTA 6
I can't quite believe that I'm having to type this once again, but GTA V came out all the way back in 2013 when I was starting at university, and it's genuinely bonkers that we haven't had another game in the series since.
The arrival of GTA VI is certain to be a monumental moment for video games as a whole, with Rockstar's latest effort in the crime-riddled series set to be one of the most ambitious releases of all time.
We have now had two delays along the way, with the game set for a full release in November of this year, assuming more setbacks don't rear their ugly heads before that date comes to pass.
For some, however, that's still too long to go without anything new, and fans have taken the pretty drastic step of creating some of GTA VI's upcoming locations for themselves so they don't have to wait to start exploring.
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Over on Reddit, one user shared their version of the GTA VI motel featured in the trailer, which will be found in the Port Gellhorn location outside of Vice City when the full game finally drops.
The recreation comes thanks to the always impressive tools provided by Unreal Engine 5, and it's fair to say that the motel looks just as good as the version we saw in the video, even if it doesn't have the interactive gameplay elements of the Grand Theft Auto games.
The comments were full of fans praising the build, with the map serving as the closest we're going to get to GTA VI in the meantime.
"Looks really cool. Kinda makes me appreciate the RAGE engine more, considering it has a pretty unique style, its gonna make the game stand out from the average hyper realistic UE5 game. I genuinely think Rage is up there with the Decima engine as one of the best looking and hopefully best performing as well," one comment read.
"Looks good, I also remember seeing a mockup on Leonida Explorer (you can google) during the daytime for this location. Not sure what they used but it looked fantastic. I drooled over the interior and room details. Can’t wait for the master piece," another added.
The OP hasn't made the map available to download and explore just yet, but we'll make sure to come back and update the article if they do.