Rockstar Games has released 12 new Grand Theft Auto 6 screenshots, giving fans a fresh look at the highly-anticipated game ahead of its launch on November 19. Grand Theft Auto 6 will be releasing worldwide for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S on November 19 and will almost certainly smash records in the process. Despite some controversies surrounding things like the lack of a physical disc and the choice to skip a PC version, Grand Theft Auto 6 is perhaps the most-hyped video game release of all time.
New information on Grand Theft Auto 6 has been coming at a steady pace since the Extended Look dropped on Netflix. Rockstar has continued to release new details about the game and its release plans, including an expensive $400 Collector's Box that comes with a bunch of knickknacks but not a copy of the game. Some fresh information on Grand Theft Auto 6 has now been released alongside a batch of new screenshots.
Grand Theft Auto 6 is the latest Game Informer cover story, and as part of that story, 12 new screenshots have been released. The Game Informer mobile app is having some technical difficulties at the moment thanks to the influx of people rushing to get the latest on GTA 6, but some have managed to get into the free story and collect the screenshots. The screenshots feature a new look at wildlife as it will appear in GTA 6, NPCs that players will interact with in the game, and some new shots of protagonists Jason and Lucia. The screenshots reinforce that Grand Theft Auto 6 has an incredible level of graphical quality.
Besides revealing 12 new screenshots, the Game Informer cover story also reveals some interesting details about GTA 6. This includes information on the GTA 6 world map, which is said to be about twice the size of GTA 5. The game supposedly features an emphasis on interiors, which should go a long way in helping its map feel much denser than previous GTA maps. As reiterated by the GI story, GTA 6's Leonida is the largest map that Rockstar has ever made.
The story goes on to detail the ridiculous attention to detail Rockstar applied to the GTA 6 NPCs and wildlife. It also mentions GTA 6's weather systems and storms, with hurricanes confirmed for the game. Players can expect a variety of weather events common to Florida, which makes sense as Leonida is based on the real-life US state.
Those interested in learning even more about Grand Theft Auto 6 can check out the Game Informer story for free on the app when the technical difficulties subside. It will be interesting to see if there will be any future GTA 6 info dumps or if Rockstar will keep quiet between now and the long-awaited November 19 launch. Grand Theft Auto fans will just have to wait and see.
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