As the release date for Grand Theft Auto 6 slowly draws closer, I find myself growing increasingly excited by the prospect of exploring the game's map. Perhaps even more so than finally getting hands on Grand Theft Auto 6 itself after such an agonizing wait.
The map is the centerpiece of every Grand Theft Auto game. It's where lasting memories are made, a key factor in why each GTA has such staying power. It's a credit to Rockstar that Los Santos still feels fun and exciting after almost 12 years of driving through the same streets on a daily basis. The engaging missions and interesting characters may feel like the star of the show in the moment, but looking back, it's that feeling of cruising the streets at breakneck speed that I remember the most about my time with the Grand Theft Auto games. Expectations are no different for Grand Theft Auto 6, a game that will be expected to hold its own for years, just like its predecessor. In that, a great map will be essential.
Grand Theft Auto 6 is no stranger to leaks and rumors, and a new claimed feature is proving to be one of the...
