GTA VI: Rockstar points on the Ecosystem Rich Fauna of Leonida - 170 Species

Rockstar Games is preparing to revolutionize the open-world genre with Grand Theft Auto VI, and attention to detail is at the heart of the strategy. During a recent preview disclosed by Game Informer, surprising information about the fauna of Leonida, one of the main maps of the game was revealed. The development team has announced the presence of about 170 animal species, with over 60 varieties of birds and more than 30 terrestrial mammals. The goal is to faithfully recreate the Florida ecosystem through different biomes: from urban areas to countryside, passing through rivers, coasts, marshes. Each region will be populated by creatures designed to fit its habitat, eliminating the idea of simple decorative elements. Among the confirmed species we find chastes, wild boars, red lynxes, roses, domestic cats and randages, pumas, deer, dogs (Chihuahua, Doberman, German Shepherds and Rottweiler), iguanas, macaques and other species of monkeys, lodges, pears, snakes, squirrels, dolphins, meds Rockstar also anticipated the presence of at least one explored zoo, offering players the opportunity to closely observe some of the species present in the game. The aquatic component will also be treated, with whales, dolphins, sharks, turtles and other marine animals. With such a rich and detailed ecosystem, GTA VI promises a unique, immersive and deeply realistic gaming experience.
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