Players eagerly awaiting the next entry in the Grand Theft Auto franchise have discovered the LinkedIn profiles of two Rockstar Games workers, which disclose some new details regarding GTA 6.
Fans of GTA 6 are ecstatic when Rockstar executives revealed development secrets. After searching the social media accounts of Rockstar Games workers, GTA 6 fans have unearthed new game development data. Players eagerly awaiting the next entry in the Grand Theft Auto franchise have discovered the LinkedIn profiles of two Rockstar Games workers, which disclose some new details regarding GTA 6.
Rockstar Games eventually confirmed the upcoming GTA game in February, indicating that work was “well started.” Despite the statement, no information about the game’s location, release date, or even title has been released.
“Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa Another person commented, “This is big if they’re integrating Motion Matching in GTA 6,” before comparing the technology to The Last of Us Part 2. “Motion matching would make transitions feel completely natural. TLOU2 is perhaps the only example of this technology we have.”
Rockstar Games eventually confirmed the upcoming GTA game in February, indicating that work was “well started.” Despite the statement, no information about the game’s location, release date, or even title has been released.
This hasn’t stopped rumors of a return to Vice City, story details, and even the game’s first screenshot from emerging. Nothing, however, has been confirmed as of yet.
Rockstar staffers have leaked new GTA 6 details.
Rockstar workers Nathan Hunt and Ryan Schacter have confirmed that they are working on GTA 6 (also stylized as GTA VI) via their LinkedIn accounts, revealing that the next game will be numbered.
Hunt, a Senior Cinematics Camera Artist, is “responsible for cinematics cinematography and narrative design flow for immersive, smooth transitions from cinematics to in-game,” as well as “cinematic transitions for cutscenes and interactive scenarios,” according to his bio.
After sifting through the LinkedIn profiles of Rockstar workers, it appears that fans have unearthed some credible new details about the game’s development.
In the meanwhile, Schacter works as a Senior Animator on gameplay animation, creating “unique story-driven animation vignettes.”
Unfortunately, that’s all we know for the time being, but with each passing day, we’re getting closer to GTA 6 and a probable trailer. Only time will tell whether the game lives up to its enormous hype or sinks in a tsunami of disappointment.
