GTA 6 is already shaping up to be Rockstar Games' biggest and most ambitious release, and its enormous open world could come with an equally enormous storage requirement. Rockstar has spent years developing its open-world map of Vice City, building on the technology and attention to detail that helped make Red Dead Redemption 2 one of the most immersive games ever released.
From the crowded streets of Vice City to the wildlife in its swamps and waterways, every aspect of GTA 6 is designed with realism and immersion in mind.Of course, all that additional detail has to go somewhere, and modern games are becoming increasingly demanding when it comes to storage space. High-resolution textures, detailed character models, animations, audio files, and enormous environments can contribute to substantial downloads, even with the compression technologies available on current-generation consoles. GTA 6 is particularly interesting in this regard, given the massive technological leap between its predecessor and Rockstar's latest project.
As the official launch of GTA 6 approaches, PC fans got some exciting news that points towards a port of the game releasing sooner than expected.
GTA 6
210 GBs
RDR2
111-116 GBs
GTA 5
87-104 GBs...
