Rockstar Games co-studio head Rob Nelson says future Grand Theft Auto games could take place outside of America, but that the setting still has “so much to do”.
When Grand Theft Auto 6 launches in just over a week, it’s poised to be one of the most detailed and expansive open-world games of all time. Just like how GTA 5 built on San Andreas with its much bigger take on Los Santos, GTA 6 is transforming Vice City into Leonida, a whole state that’s now one big tribute to Florida instead of just Miami.
Even though Rockstar is primarily based in Scotland and the first two games in the series were set in an alternate version of London, every single GTA since has been set somewhere in America. Fans have wondered for some time whether Rockstar would ever consider going somewhere new, and we finally have an, admittedly vague, answer.
Earlier today, The Guardian published an interview with Rockstar North co-studio head and GTA 6 lead Rob Nelson about the game’s impending release. A big focus of the interview is how much work goes into creating Rockstar’s worlds and making them as believable as possible, with Nelson notably reminiscing about staying out in a Miami nightclub until 4am.
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After pointing out that Rockstar and GTA are famous for depicting American cities and the US, The Guardian asked Nelson about the possibility of the series having a game set outside of America.
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