When is GTA 6 coming out?

The release date for Grand Theft Auto 6 (GTA 6) has not yet been officially announced by Rockstar Games, the developer of the Grand Theft Auto franchise. There have been rumors and speculation about the game’s development, but no official information has been released.

However, it is likely that the development of GTA 6 is ongoing, as Rockstar Games is known for taking a significant amount of time to develop each game in the series. The gap between the releases of GTA 5 (2013) and Red Dead Redemption 2 (2018) was five years, and it’s likely that Rockstar will take a similar amount of time to release GTA 6.

In terms of features, it is expected that GTA 6 will feature an open-world environment similar to previous games in the series. It is also likely that the game will feature an updated and more realistic version of the game’s current map, which is set in the fictional state of San Andreas, as well as new locations.

Many players are expecting that the game will feature a more realistic and detailed world, with an increased level of interactivity and more diverse activities to do. It’s also possible that the game will feature a more realistic and dynamic weather system, as well as more realistic physics and vehicle handling.

GTA 6 is also expected to have a more powerful and realistic artificial intelligence system, which would allow for more complex and realistic interactions with non-player characters. It’s also possible that the game will feature a more advanced and detailed character customization system.

There have also been rumors that the game will feature a female protagonist, which would be a first for the series. Additionally, It’s also possible that the game will feature a larger and more diverse cast of characters, with a greater emphasis on character development and storytelling.

It is also expected that the game will have a more advanced and detailed physics engine, which would allow for more realistic and dynamic environments, as well as more realistic and dynamic weather and lighting effects.