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Grand Theft Auto 6 is Making Driving, Navigation, and Stealing Vehicles More Challenging
Rockstar Games is implementing more challenging vehicle theft and driving mechanics in Grand Theft Auto 6 to enhance realism. New features include stratified vehicle accessibility based on story progression and tools, advanced anti-theft systems with GPS tracking, and an in-game app to identify car security features and value. The game is set to release on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S on November 19th.
Say goodbye to stealing any car you like with a single button in GTA 6, and hello to whatever the hell the WAINK scanner is
Grand Theft Auto 6 will feature more complex car theft mechanics than previous titles, requiring players to use in-game tools like the WAINK scanner on their phone to assess a vehicle's security, value, and registration costs. Rockstar Games' Rob Nelson explained that these changes aim to add more depth and decision-making to the gameplay, making each vehicle feel more meaningful. The game will also feature narrower, more realistic streets and denser traffic, increasing the challenge of driving.