GTA 6 vs GTA 5: 4 reasons the next game could set new standards
GTA 6 is the most anticipated video game launch in the history of gaming—and rightly so—considering the immense hype generated by its first trailer and the slew of leaks over the years. Based on what we know so far, the game is set to expand on GTA 5 and Red Dead Redemption 2 in more ways than one, featuring enhanced graphical fidelity, greater detail, and ambitious innovations. Here, we'll walk you through four major changes you can expect compared to GTA 5—all of which are likely to make GTA 6 significantly better and more ambitious game than ever before.
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The NPCs in GTA 5 were certainly not bad, but with GTA 6, they are expected to be both smarter and more visually detailed. If you've played Red Dead Redemption 2, you'll know it already introduced highly dynamic and immersive NPC interactions. Now imagine GTA 6 taking this even further.
A glimpse of this can be seen in the beach scene from the first GTA 6 trailer. Here, NPCs are shown running with dogs, applying sunscreen, drinking beer, riding jet skis, and more—suggesting a richer, more lifelike world.
If you played GTA: San Andreas, you'll remember being able to take CJ to the gym to get buff, or the way eating too much and neglecting exercise could lead to weight gain. Reports and rumours suggest that this feature could make a comeback in GTA 6.
Both GTA 4 and GTA 5 skipped this mechanic, opting instead to introduce mini-games like tennis. However, if gyms and dynamic body mechanics do return, they could add a new layer of character personalisation. Imagine a fat Jason struggling to perform optimally on missions or a muscular Lucia tearing through enemies with ease. If implemented, this feature could open up endless gameplay possibilities and make the game world even more dynamic.
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