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Topics: GTA 6, GTA, Grand Theft Auto, Rockstar Games
GTA VI will apparently feature destructible environments for the first time in the series’ history, which should make the open-world far more interesting.
The upcoming release of GTA VI is both exciting and terrifying, as some analysts are warning it could set a new standard for open-world games going forward that some developers just aren’t ready for.
Judging from the trailer it’s easy to see why
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According to new gameplay leaks Rockstar is pushing the open-world further than ever, and there will be more ways for players to interact with it than ever before.
One of the proposed features though is more exciting than any of the others, destructible environments.
I remember when this was all the rage at one point in gaming, and have a vivid memory of being blown-away by the Battlefield 4 trailer that showed everything getting flattened and staying that way will the end of a match.
Adding destructible environments to a Grand Theft Auto game simply makes sense as freeroaming and causing as much chaos as possible is a vital part of the gameplay loop.
Apparently in GTA VI you’ll be able to attack various buildings and leave lasting damage on them, like broken windows, bits of debris etc.
There will be limits apparently, as you can’t take a bulldozer to an entire city as that just wouldn’t make sense, and you probably can’t damage buildings that are important to the mission you’re on either.
Nevertheless it sounds like an impressive addition if it’s real, I say that because you can’t say anything is confirmed until Rockstar itself deems it so.
GTA VI is closer than ever now that we’re in 2025, as the game is expected to launch some time towards the end of the year, when we’ll finally be able to see what this bold, new open-world has to offer.