- New reports regarding GTA 6 point to highly destructible and interactive buildings.
- It is said that 60% of a building can be destroyed, and nearly 40% of all buildings can be entered.
- Players can expect to find crumbling walls, damaged interiors, and more in the game.
GTA 6 promises to bring a fresh set of features to the Grand Theft Auto franchise, with publisher Take-Two using terms like “extraordinary” and “never before seen” to describe the title.
Leaks have already shown a few new gameplay mechanics, including crouching mechanics and more detailed store robberies, but not much else is known about GTA 6. Fortunately, a new leak sheds more light on Rockstar’s fresh gameplay mechanics. As per the latest information, GTA 6 is set to include advanced environmental destruction.
Why it matters: The Grand Theft Auto series is known for its innovative approach, so these elements could give the upcoming entry a major selling point compared to its predecessors.
This information comes from an insider who claims to have seen an updated build of the game in action. As per his report, GTA 6 will make the world feel as alive as possible.
This is where environmental destruction comes in, an element that hasn’t been too big of a focus in the series’ past entries. The report outlines that each object in the game will have a physical place, leading to debris being scattered around the map after destruction.
Buildings are also said to be highly interactive and destructive. According to the leak, Rockstar made nearly 40% of the buildings enterable, and 60% of the overall buildings can be destroyed.
While this system won’t offer fully destructible environments, fans can expect to see crumbled walls, burnt roofs, and real-time damage to the map. It should be noted that GTA 4 offered somewhat similar destruction elements, albeit on a much smaller scale.
Since then, fans have longed to see Rockstar evolve the system, and it seems GTA 6 will do just that.
GTA 6 will also offer cutting-edge visuals, which, combined with the destructible and interactive environments, should make for an incredibly immersive open-world experience later this year.
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