"GTA 6" is probably the most anticipated game in the past two years, but developer Rockstar and publisher Take-Two have not released much information about the game. However, someone has already dug up some content about the game map.
Some players have found that the buildings in GTA 6 use real photos of Miami, and we can even find many similar scenes and buildings on Google Earth.
"GTA 6" depicts the game map in the same chronological order as real life, and some of the buildings are almost 1:1 replicas of the real scene. Of course, the rendered models in the early works do look a little choppy, but I believe the final version will be more refined.
Beyond that, GTA 6 fans have already found out where the in-game maps correspond in real life, including where buildings are located in real life. That said, some Miami players may feel like they're driving on real streets when playing the game.
ast year, Rockstar suffered a serious hacking attack, the hacker behind which was a 17-year-old Briton, who has been arrested. A few small GTA 6 leaks have since started popping up on social media, but nothing substantial. On September 18, a community member named GTAForums released a more than 50-minute "GTA 6" development version video, revealing some major content of the game.
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