- GTA 6 places a greater focus on in-game structures, with every room being hand-crafted by Rockstar Games.
- The team says that it carefully thought about small elements in each interior, such as NPC placement and other objects.
- These elements are described as an evolution of the team’s work on Red Dead Redemption 2.
GTA 6 continues to receive additional detail following the massive look from Rockstar Games and Netflix. Previously, the team shared details on the Wanted System, Vice City’s scope, and the realistic elements of the title.
Rockstar Games has also confirmed that the game has way bigger interiors and that every single room in the game is crafted by hand.
Why it matters: Rumors already hinted at the title putting a greater emphasis on interiors and enterable buildings, so fans will be glad to know that this is the case.
Speaking to the New York Times, Aaron Garbut stated that no room in the game was left without thought by Rockstar Games.
The team paid a lot of attention to interiors and how these spaces would be brought to life. As such, small things like NPC drinks and furniture were meticulously placed around Vice City’s interiors by Rockstar Games.
Aaron Garbut said that even something small like the pictures placed on those walls was decided by the team itself.
Every room in the game, somebody thought about this. Who’s sitting where, what they’re drinking, the marks that are left on the table.
-Aaron Garbut
In essence, GTA 6 is said to be an evolution of Red Dead Redemption 2. Rockstar Games is coming forward with the same attention to detail that it delivered in 2018, although the studio has dialed back certain elements to ensure the entry feels thematically consistent with past Grand Theft Auto entries.
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