Grand Theft Auto 6 promises a significant technological leap compared to its predecessor, both in terms of technical aspect and gameplay. At least three key elements will radically change in the new chapter, abandoning dynamics and mechanics present in GTA 5. First, the vehicle system has been completely redesigned, with an emphasis on fuel management and charging electric cars. Rockstar introduced a new category of transport: electric scooters. Unlike the trailers that show only the NPCs to use them, both Jason Duval and Lucia Caminos will guide one to move between the streets of Leonida, offering a mobile and dynamic alternative to exploration. Another significant novelty is the return of the possibility to change the physical aspect of the protagonists, an abandoned mechanic after being present in San Andreas and then lost in the series until this sixth chapter. Rockstar Games has not yet revealed in detail how the player's actions will affect the appearance of Jason and Lucia (they will be able to get fat, lose weight, put on muscles), but it is expected that this change will impact also on the gameplay. Finally, Grand Theft Auto 6 presents a meticulous care for atmospheric effects. The map will be able to generate events such as storms and hurricanes that only affect a specific area, visible even at large distance. This system is radically different from other open worlds where global events affect the whole game. Players will then be able to identify a hurricane in the distance and decide whether to deal with it, with potentially devastating consequences.
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