Featuring a map that is several times larger than Grand Theft Auto 5, a solo game developer created a title called COO: Covert Ornithological Operations that players can try out for free via supported web browsers. Drawing inspiration from games like GTA 5, COO features several named places and streets based on real-world data of the city of Toronto.

As the best-selling title in Rockstar Games' repertoire to-date, the world map GTA 5 covers the fictional city of Los Santos and the surrounding area. The map itself is over 75.84 sq/km, making it twice the size of the map from GTA: San Andreas. With GTA 6 around the corner, some GTA 5 players have asked other fans to join in one last ride through the streets of Los Santos before taking the inevitable trip to Vice City and the state of Leonida. The last drive through Los Santos is currently planned to take place just before GTA 6 arrives on November 19.

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However, gamers looking for a massive open-world adventure to sink time into now have a new offering from a solo developer. Created by Windscribe co-founder Yegor Sak, COO allows players to fly around Toronto as a government pigeon drone, with the choice to complete covert missions, mess with the lives of pedestrians by blending in and acting like a bird, or explore the bustling streets and buildings of Canada's largest city.

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