The former developer of Grand Theft Auto 6 predicts the realism of the game

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A former Rockstar developer predicts that Grand Theft Auto 6 will exceed players' expectations with new elements and realism.
Rockstar Games continues to set the bar higher with each new release, advancing gameplay and realism.
Fans are eagerly awaiting the release of Grand Theft Auto 6, expecting the game to deliver in every aspect and exceed their expectations.

A game developer who previously worked with Rockstar Games and had a hand in development Grand Theft Auto 6 shared a tantalizing prediction about what players will think of the game when it finally comes out. As a release window for Grand Theft Auto 6 gradually approaches, the players become more and more excited and eager to know what awaits them when it lands.

Grand Theft Auto 6 It's been a long time coming, die-hard fans have been waiting over a decade since its release GTA 5 to learn more about it. While Rockstar Games has finally released a sneak peek Grand Theft Auto 6 trailer that revealed new characters and some gameplay footage, players are desperate to learn more.

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In an interview with YouTube channel GTAVIOclock, former Rockstar developer Ben Hinchliffe discussed several topics, including the upcoming Grand Theft Auto 6. While the developer has left Rockstar Games, he previously worked on a number of massive hits from the developer, including LA Noire, GTA 5, Red Dead Redemption 2and GTA 6. It's been three years since the developer has been with the company, but like fans of the series, he can't wait to get his hands on the title. He says that the game will be an evolution for Rockstar, like all the games before it, and that the realism of the title will be greater than the games that have come before.

Rockstar raises the bar of realism in Grand Theft Auto 6

“You only have to look at how each game Rockstar has developed. Arguably, every element of the game is moving forward in terms of more realism, and people acting and behaving more realistically as each game goes through each cycle… I think [Rockstar] raised the bar again, as always.”

The former developer expects the game to “surprise people” and what's next GTA will sell very well, as will any Grand Theft Auto game ever since GTA 3 landed on PS2. The developer notes that Rockstar has once again raised the bar. Given that he stopped working with the company three years ago, this is especially interesting, as the game is believed to have undergone some pretty minor tweaking over time.

Rockstar Games has huge expectations to live up to, and fans expect nothing less than the best from the company, especially after the game has been in development for a long time. As Hinchliffe points out, each Rockstar game has taken a step forward to make the world more real, perfecting everything from tiny details that have been overlooked for years in Red Dead Redemption 2 to improving NPC behavior. Obviously, the former developer can't give too much away, but it looks like fans have nothing to worry about when it comes to the next entry in the franchise.