The ongoing mapping project suggests that the Grand Theft Auto 6 map might be more than double the size of its predecessor. The latest update from the GTA VI – Vice City & Leonida State Mapping Project, a community effort to recreate the forthcoming game’s map, indicates a landmass of 125 square kilometers, making it 2.55 times bigger than the Grand Theft Auto V map.
Little information is available about Grand Theft Auto 6, with Rockstar Games having released only one cinematic trailer. This teaser offered a glimpse of Vice City and introduced the main characters, Jason and Lucia. Despite the limited footage, it’s evident that the game is poised to be one of the most visually impressive open-world titles of the current console era. Numerous comparisons have emphasized the game’s advanced visuals, surpassing even the stunning graphics of Red Dead Redemption 2, a game that still stands out years after its debut.
Grand Theft Auto 6 is presently being developed for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. While a PC release hasn’t been confirmed, it’s highly likely that the game will eventually come to PC, given that both GTA V and Red Dead Redemption 2 were eventually released on the platform after their initial console launch.