Former Rockstar Games employee accidentally leaks GTA 6 development details
Rockstar Games have been quiet about any relevant news on the highly anticipated successor for Grand Theft Auto 5, but there are now signs of life that the game is progressing in development.
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GTA fans have been eagerly awaiting for any kind of notice for Rockstar Games’ inevitable follow-up to their 2013 title hit, making any kind of leak for the yet-to-be-announced title a welcomed surprise.
Now, eagle-eyed fans of the franchise have spotted some evidence that Rockstar Game’s is indeed making headway on the next entry to their legendary Grand Theft Auto franchise.
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Fans have been wanting more information on the highly anticipated title.GTA 6 in development?
A 3D artist seemed to have listed previous experience on their résumé that strongly suggested he worked with the creators of Grand Theft Auto on the next iteration of the game.
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His résumé says he worked at the Rockstar Game’s India studio as a Junior Vehicle Artist from December 2017 to April 2018. The description for his work leaves little to interpretation, as it read: “Create concept vehicles matching with real world for [GTA 5 DLC] and upcoming [GTA 6].”
The entry on his résumé has since been deleted since the image made its way across the internet upon being discovered.
The entry mentioning GTA 6 has since been deleted.How does a leak like this happen?
Major game companies sometimes have multiple studios across the world to work on different sections of a project at the same time.
Huge titles like a typical Rockstar Games product combine the efforts of those studios so that multiple parts of a project can be developed simultaneously, so as to not compromise quality for a quicker turnover.
Following the collaborations with top secret projects for major titles like Grand Theft Auto 6, non-disclosure agreements (NDA’s) are implemented to keep games under wraps until the company is ready to make an announcement. Though there’s bound to be some leaks from managing hundreds of people.
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Massive games have insane amount of elements, so some studios put hundreds of people to work for a more streamlined product.If the 3D artist’s slipup is to be believed it would suggest that Grand Theft Auto 6 has been in development for at least over a year now, hopefully meaning that a full reveal is closer than expected.
