GTA 6 map keeps getting bigger as fans uncover new details

Maybe one day we won’t be desperate to learn every scrap of information about GTA VI, but today isn’t that day. In fact, we doubt that day will come for some time, given the amount of details we’re discovering in the trailer months later.

The devil works hard but GTA VI fans work harder, that’s for sure. Ever since Rockstar Games dropped its trailer for the upcoming GTA game, millions of people have watched it, scanning every inch of its images to find even the most obscure information.

Can you see any other details in GTA VI that's been missed?

In amongst the sneaky details so easily missed, is reference to an enormous map, a map that keeps on growing as more people engage with the trailer. Fans were already happy with the size of the map when compared with GTA V, but that happiness has increased tenfold since more speculative mapping of the map has been released.

On a Reddit post, someone has shared a mockup of the map, saying that it’s grown “even bigger”; understandably, fans are thrilled by this prospect. Although fans are attempting to remain calm (kind of), they can’t deny how impressive the map already looks. “I won't rule out good use of camera angles,” admitted one gamer. “But some of the shots in the trailer make the city seem massive compared to the last game.”

The mockup shown is one that’s subject to change, as it’s been created using “coordinates in the leaked clips”, so while the positioning of some locations may seem off to those familiar with the area, a lot of sleuths are using “science” to plot out the ever growing map.

Even if the map shown isn’t the final result, or even close to it, GTA VI looks set not to disappoint. Fans are so excited they’re practically humming with energy, with PC gamers set to buy consoles simply to play the game!

GTA VI is going to be massive, so much so we’re worried we won’t have enough storage space to handle it upon release.

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