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GTA 6 Exclusive Preview

We visited Rockstar HQ to watch the devs play GTA 6 – what we saw was like stepping into a parallel universe.

GTA 6 Exclusive Preview

In a highly anticipated preview, co-studio head Rob Nelson of Rockstar North showcased 30 minutes of gameplay for Grand Theft Auto 6 (GTA 6) at the company's secretive halls. The game, set to release in November, promises to be a colossal and immersive experience, with a rich world that rewards exploration and unguided adventures. The setting of Leonida, the game's fictional location, feels more densely populated than ever before, with NPCs hanging out, making conversation, and interacting with players in various ways.

The game introduces a new era for the series, where everything that made GTA exciting remains, but now in a world so rich and ready to explore that it feels like a parallel universe. Players can swap between two protagonists, Jason and Lucia, at any point or explore the world together while managing their stats with food buffs and workouts. The connection between the two characters, akin to Bonnie and Clyde, adds emotional stakes to the gameplay.

Jason and Lucia can spend time roaming and robbing the world together, strengthening their bond. The relationship, however, is not mandatory for gameplay benefits, and there's no need to force a breakup or engage in forced romance. The bond's impact on the story is significant, as nurturing the relationship can alter how the story unfolds.

Additionally, the way players interact with the world has evolved since GTA 5, with the ability to taunt characters using the L2 button, leading to different reactions such as offense, attack, or cower.

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