GTA 6 could have "large-scale destruction" and incredible visual detail according to a Rockstar𝔉 job listing.
The role (via ), which is for a at the developer's New England studio, says that Rockstar aims to "bring extra life to the environment, character, weapons, vehicles, ꦕand more," with visual effects that "he🅰lp to immerse the player in a believable world."
That immersion ranges from something as small as insects circling around the player or "rain dripping off buildings," all the way 🌳up to "large-scale destruction events like skyscrapers crashing to the ground." The listing also mentions systems working to create their own, related effects; "weapons create bullet impacts, vehicles kick up dirt and smoke and leave debris when they crash, objects get dirty when [they] fall in mud."
While Rockstar doesn't mention GTA 6 anywhere in the listing, that this role is related to the game is a pretty safe bet. References to vehicles, bullet holes and skyscrapers alone are a few clues that we're not heading back to the Old West anytime soon, but the developer is said to have been working on a new entry in the GTA series since last year. Unfortunately, we may not see the fruits of those labours for another four years, as multiple reports have suggested that 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:GTA 6 might not release until 2025.
As for the level of detail hinted at, it should come as little surprise. Red Dead Redemption 2 pushed visual boundaries, and GTA 5 was no slouch when it came to building a detailed, immersive world. With the PS5 and 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Xbox Series X now available༒, Ro🧸ckstar is likely to want to push the envelope even further.
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