Some of the most interesting things to do in GTA 6 might never show up as map icons. A drive through Vice City could turn into an impromptu street race, while a walk down the sidewalk could put Jason close enough to watch the police make an arrest, especially with GTA 6's Focus gameplay feature. Both are possibilities in the open world, and both offer a better sense of what Rockstar is doing with Vice City than a side-by-side comparison of map sizes ever could.
Red Dead Redemption 2 is probably the best point of reference for how that might feel. Riding into town to pick up supplies could take a lot longer than expected if Arthur Morgan heard someone calling for help or noticed something strange just off the road. GTA 6 brings that same idea into a setting where a single city block can put Jason and Lucia within earshot of several conversations. The interesting question is how much of Vice City's open-world map players will stumble across simply because they took a different route.
With three weeks until GTA 6 releases, Rockstar reveals a dozen new screenshots from its much-anticipated game, together with...
