This has been the case with almost everything, including the number of playable characters, the number of cities, what those cities are, what decade the game will take place in, and what the plot will be about.įor some time, it was thought that the game would take place sometime in the 20th century, many have come to question this as well, especially with some of Rockstar’s job postings, so even if the Vice City setting and map are to be believed, it’s unclear which Vice City GTA fans will be treated to – be it set in the 70s, 80s, a more modern era, or something else entirely. A lot of information that has come to light can be used to contradict previous information in some way. Unfortunately, with every “leak”, rumor, and article on GTA 6, things get a bit more clouded. If the leaked map and the Vice City rumors are to be trusted, then it looks like the city will be a bit smaller than the map of GTA V.Įvery so often, GTA 6 rumors begin to heat up again, and it seems this could be another one of those times. A Reddit user by the name of Blue_Grapfruit posted the map next to the map of Los Santos and attempted to point out some landmarks that could help give an idea of just how big Vice City may be in comparison. One recently surfaced, and it’s thought to be a leaked map of Vice City from GTA 6. Rockstar’s expansive maps are easily some of the most exciting pieces of information that gamers crave to get their hands on.
Related: GTA 6 Rumors & Leaks Mirror Vice City's Biggest Advancements This has led to much speculation on the part of the gaming community and Rockstar fans. GTA 6 comes off the heals of Rockstar’s two best-selling games of all time - GTA V and Red Dead Redemption 2 - so expectations for the game are tremendously high. Rockstar has a steady reputation for consistently releasing some of the industry’s most impressive games with its detailed open worlds, wild narratives, and beautiful sceneries. However, even if this turns out to be accurate information, game developers big and small are known to push back release dates, and it’s fairly safe to say that Rockstar will not release GTA 6 before it’s ready. Bigger doesn't have to be better, as it can unnecessarily stretch the game's length and make a setting feel less populated and interesting.A recent leak even tries to predict the release date of the GTA 6. Los Angeles is far larger than Miami in the real world, and as Vice City the latter, this would be the best opportunity Rockstar has to buck the trend and do something different. If the rumors are true and the next Grand Theft Auto game is set in Vice City, the potential for a more intimate setting is evident. This is possible, even probable, but it set the trend in 2001 with GTA 3, so now would be the perfect time to parrot this influence by bringing players to a city significantly smaller than the one featured in GTA 5. The size of open worlds in 2022 is bigger than ever, and fans may expect Rockstar Games to follow suit by forging a map even larger than what came before. Rockstar should give players an experience that places more emphasis on the way the setting looks and feels to explore rather than how long it takes to reach all four corners. Quality is always more important than quantity, and Bully's legacy shows that Rockstar is capable of crafting a small, but excellent open world.
It may sound like a downgrade, but smaller maps have their own appeal.
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