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GTA 6′s Lucky Leak #13 Reveals Crowd Scenes You Will Not Believe

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GTA 6′s Lucky Leak #13 Reveals Crowd Scenes You Will Not Believe

As the daily two-minute leaks continue, our latest look at Grand Theft Auto VI takes place on a beach in the evening, as Jason cycles a bike along the sand between crowds of gloom-bathers, with some of the most extraordinary variation in NPCs I think gaming has ever seen.

It’s hard to fathom GTA 6 leaker Cyberleek’s choices to so frequently release unofficial footage in the most frustrating lighting possible. Like leak #6, this is an infuriatingly shadowy clip which at any other time of day could have far better shown off a truly incredible-looking game. However, that peeve aside, yet again this extremely unofficial advertising campaign for Rockstar’s November 19 game has revealed details we’ve never seen any other game come close to achieving. This time it’s the crowds, and at the time of writing you can see the clip here.

It’s fairly standard for games that feature larger crowds to rely on some repetition when it comes to NPCs. Sometimes it’s farcical, other times it’s well-disguised, but it’s never this. Heck, scouring the footage it’s hard to spot the same color swimming shorts or swimsuit twice, let alone the same person twice. As with yesterday’s nudist colony footage , the beach scene shows a remarkable array of body types and sizes, skin colors, and perhaps most incredibly (given the computation required) unique animations and actions. More than that, it’s not just popping in people as you approach, but rather this elaborate crowd is there to see in the long distance, their unique features visible in in this shitty-quality clip.


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