Rockstar Games has finally pulled back the curtain on Grand Theft Auto 6, showcasing official gameplay and many cutscenes in a 20-minute extended look that debuted on Netflix, but has now been published to YouTube.
The extended look at Grand Theft Auto 6 has the gaming community in an uproar, as fans of the series pore over every frame of the 20-minute trailer for more information about the highly anticipated title. One of the most impressive parts of the trailer is when Lucia is skydiving off a building, and we get a massive wide shot of the entire city of Leonida, which is based on real-life Miami, Florida.
Popular Now: DLSS 5 has been modded into Skyrim, and it definitely transforms character facesWith the extended look, Rockstar has lifted the block on creators discussing what they have seen behind closed doors, with YouTuber TGG saying in a recent video that they were invited to Rockstar North to see three hours of behind-the-scenes footage where he was told about the GTA 6 map size by Rockstar developers.
According to the YouTuber, "The map is twice the size of GTA 5's map. Three times the size of Red Dead Redemption 2's map. Vice City itself is twice the size of Los Santos, and Vice City and its surrounding suburbs is 11 times bigger than Los Santos and its surroundings."
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With the increase in size, and an unmistakable increase in density, the map for Grand Theft Auto 6 is shaping up to be absolutely incredible. The extended look showcased areas where there appear to be nearly hundreds of NPCs on screen, each wearing distinct items of clothing, hairstyles, voice lines, etc. Not to mention the wide variety of vehicles, traversable terrain, and underwater exploration. So, not only is the GTA 6 map substantially bigger than Red Dead Redemption 2, which was technically smaller than GTA 5's map, but it will be even more densely packed than RDR2.
