Next gta game

It's likely we will see Rockstar following the same pattern as with previous games, publishing a teaser a few days ahead of a full announcement trailer. So what about the GTA 6 map?

There's a plethora of rumors floating around suggesting a variety of settings for Grand Theft Auto 6 - making it hard to nail down which we will actually see in the final game. The reason for this code name is apparently because players will be able to fly between the US and South America in the game, though the majority of the action will take place in the former. This in combination with the source's assertion that the game will largely be set in Vice City the Rockstar version of Miami suggests there could be a focus on drug-running which would draw on the popularity of shows and movies like Narcos and Tom Cruise's Made in America.

Particularly if Rockstar holds on to that 80s setting. Another, now deleted, post on Reddit seemed to corroborate some of the claims in The Know Report. According to the Reddit poster behind the leak, the game, known as Project Americas, has been in production since , though it was placed on ice while Red Dead Redemption 2 was the focus. The post claimed that GTA 6 could be expansive, set across multiple decades the s to s and locations one of which is Vice City, another Liberty City and another is a fictional city based on Rio de Janeiro.

The game will apparently deal with one playable protagonist named Ricardo and play through their story as a rising drug lord with heavy inspiration from Netflix's Narcos series. The story will allegedly be told through chapters, with a heavy emphasis on the visuals of changes in time as the story progresses.

While there's no estimated release date given, the post says that the plan is to release the game for the next generation only a claim that several reports have corroborated. While it's unlikely that the whole report is true even the poster says that the game's pre-alpha status means things are likely to change that's not to say some elements are impossible. Following these rumors, since early , a series of 'leaked' images have been emerging online that allegedly reveal sections of the overall GTA 6 map - and line up with the Project Americas rumor.

So far there have been four map leaks in total, each appearing to show a different section of the overall map. Fans have speculated about what each section of the map may be with locations rumored including Rio De Janeiro, the Everglades and Colombia.

However, leaker Tom Henderson claims that, while Vice City will be coming to GTA 6 in some capacity, as the Project Americas rumor claims, that the map isn't as big as previous rumors claim. In addition, Henderson claims that GTA 6 won't be set be in the 80s or 90s, but instead will have a modern setting. This is apparently to allow the base game to "fit" with GTA Online, with developers wanting "as much freedom as possible to release as many DLCs as possible".

Another, slightly less believable, rumor posted anonymously on Pastebin - which has since been removed via Comic Book - claimed that GTA 6 will allow players to travel between several big cities, including Liberty City and Vice City.

The poster also claimed you start off as a small-time drug runner before joining an infamous gang and kicking it with the big dogs. The anonymous poster also claimed GTA 6 will feature both major cities along with a vast stretch of highways and Blaine County-like countryside in the middle of it all. While location rumors seem to be leaking in abundance, the anonymous Pastebin post was backed up by review on Glassdoor by a Rockstar Games QA tester, which has since been removed via Dexerto.

Wonder what these locations would look like together as an actual map? Graphic designer RealityDesign posted a concept image on GTA Forums, showing what this map could potentially look like. Check it out below:. However, Houser then shot down a London setting in an interview with The Guardian later that month. Flying in the face of many of these rumors, a report by Christian Today claims that GTA 6 will have a futuristic setting.

The Christian Today report also alleges that there might even be time travel involved in the next GTA title. For what it's worth, we think this would probably plant it a bit too close to Saint's Row, which is already incredibly similar to Grand Theft Auto and this is probably something Rockstar would be keen to avoid. For our money, we think a return to Vice City in some form is on the cards, which would tie into the rumors mentioned above. But, outside of that, where exactly GTA 6 will be set still remains a mystery for now.

Below we've collected all of the latest leaks and rumors that hint at when GTA 6 might be launched — and what we can expect from the new game. As always, take these details with a huge pinch of salt — some are old, some are from now-deleted sources and others might just be keen fans getting carried away.

Grand Theft Auto fans are still desperately hoping for news on Grand Theft Auto 6 but an insider has suggested there could be reason for them to be worried.

While there are plenty of people who would like to see GTA 6 announced right now, AccNGT says a or early announcement would be cause for concern. December 11, Of course, we've still not heard anything about GTA 6 from within Rockstar itself so it's worth taking this report with a pinch of salt for now. As it is, it certainly doesn't feel like there's an announcement coming in the next few weeks or even months. Have they found it in a single image of a house?

Well, that remains to be seen. Another GTATrilogy mystery hunt. Credit to ArthurZussman, mussefar03 and mrcharhead for these images. This is all, however, total speculation and could end up being way off the mark but it has rekindled a nice bit of investigative buzz around the mysterious GTA 6.

Could GTA 6 take a different approach than previous entries in the series? Maybe not. A job listing on the official Rockstar site suggests that the developer is looking to raise the bar when it comes to next-gen visuals in its games.

We can only hope that's not the case. It's hard to believe the studio would release its own games launcher if it didn't plan on hosting its future games there, including an assumed GTA 6. Everything flows from Rockstar's choice of city and decade.

It comes from the idea first. Where it is going to be set is the first question. The map and story get worked up together, and the story is a basic flow of how it works out so you can layer the mission in.

This could easily have been a technical test, or perhaps a scene from some scrapped singleplayer DLC, but Rockstar once talked about putting all of their cities into one mega-game. That sounds absurdly ambitious, but Rockstar might well have the resources to do it.

These claims say that GTA 6 will take place in a modern day version of the series analog for Miami. These same predictions also say that GTA 6's map will evolve or expand over time, possibly through DLC or live game updates.

We'll have to wait and see, but the multiple sources backing up the Miami rumors make it the most believable we've seen after years and years of speculation. GTA 5's online Los Santos has yet to run out of gas.

Rockstar is still regularly adding new activities, content, and events to its big multiplayer world. There's no guarantee that this is related to development on GTA 6, but it was attributed to developers at Rockstar. Analysts have crunched the numbers and are suggesting the next GTA might be here sooner than expected.

According to reports, Grand Theft Auto 6 is in development and might have a Fortnite-style evolving map , but when might the long-awaited game be released? According to one analyst's prediction, the next entry in Rockstar's popular series might be in the works for or An analyst at the research company Jeffries told Axios there are "only a handful of titles" that have the power to give Take-Two confidence it could reach that, and one is believed to be a Rockstar game.

Take-Two's fiscal year 24 runs April 1, through March 31, , so the suggestion is that GTA 6 would be released sometime in that period. However, as usual there isn't much to validate this as real information. More intel comes from a Reddit poster that has collated various leaked images together to create a concept of what the map might look like. It's expansive and features a huge ocean - such an empty space that we're pretty skeptical that it'll end up being real, unless Rockstar is taking the series in a very new, nautical direction.

Now fresh rumours have circulated that the game's character roster will include a female playable character for the first time in the series, something that's long overdue in our minds. The info comes courtesy of Tom Henderson, a longtime leaker who's made accurate claims in the past. Regardless, expect the game to push the boundaries of what the new hardware from Sony and Microsoft is capable of.

There's no guarantee that the game world will be bigger and more detailed than the map from GTA 5, but that's certainly how things seem to be trending. The main story of each GTA game so far has involved criminality, as a rule, but the exact flavour is always up for change. A crucial bit of information when it comes to GTA 6's narrative is that Rockstar's co-founder, Dan Houser, left the studio in March That means that one of the studio's key tastemakers and writers has departed, someone who, together with his brother Sam, has shaped the franchise's tone from the very beginning.

Now, on the one hand, given the likely timing of the game there's a good chance that Dan Houser was able to have solid input and impact on the script and story before his departure. On the other, if he was on his way out it's very possible that he wasn't nearly so involved. That means we could be in for a change of voice for GTA 6, something that was indicated by reports that the story was rebooted after Houser left, which surfaced in November Exactly how that would manifest is hard to guess at, but it's an interesting development for Rockstar, that's for sure.

Another recent rumour was started by an old patent filed by Rockstar in Now look at this excerpt from a patent from Rockstar Games.

Holy shit. It sure sounds credible that Rockstar could be looking to tell a story that involves gentrification and the creep of capitalism - fertile ground for some fairly easy satire, dare we say it? A changing city that responds to the players actions in the story, though, is a pretty compelling idea.