GTA 6 LIVE: 'Enhanced' screenshots reveal brand new details

Rockstar Games co-founder's first novel release date officially revealed

The first novel from Absurd Ventures, a studio co-founded by Rockstar co-founder Dan Houser and former Rockstar writer, producer and director Lazlow Jones, has an official release date.

A Better Paradise Volume One: An Aftermath is a novel based on the fictional podcast that released last year.

The novel will release on 14 October.

'Enhanced' screenshots reveal brand new details

A Redditor has posted what are claimed to be "enhanced" screenshots by a member of the Mapping Project community that's aiming to piece together what the speculated in-game map will look like.

And new details from them have been spotted in the comments.

Ashamed-Debt-2692 said: "If you look at Keys, cars seem really small. Map is gonna be huge."

Friendly_Bluejay7407 said: "Never noticed the huge skinny radio tower on slide six."

Either-Amoeba8232 said: "These in the distance are tornadoes? They are too big for skyscrapers..."

Ashtro_ said: "These are cool to look at for hidden details."

Emotional-Direction3 said: "Photo eight: in the background there seems to be a mega cloud dump or tornado forming if you look to the left of the helicopter 🚁"

'This game is going to blow away expectations'

A Redditor has referenced GTA 6's reported budget and graphics comparison to GTA 5 in the GTA 6 Subreddit and said "this game is going to blow away our expectations".

Others have been commenting with their thoughts.

Fetty_Wap_Official said: "It's incredible how good looking yet outdated GTA 5 is."

dodo-likes-you said: "Waiting for the folks claiming GTA 6 is just slightly better than RDR2."

jdp117 said: "The money spent doesn't necessarily equate directly to quality but in this case there's no doubt that GTA 6 will be a generational video game."

New Rockstar job ads good news for game's development

It's been spotted online that Rockstar is hiring for Marketing Localisation QAs.

Marketing localisation refers to adapting the game to a specific location and culture by translating it and making sure it is culturally relevant and appropriate.

It's understood this usually happens towards the end of a game's development cycle.

This seems to have been first spotted on X / Twitter by @Vinewood_motors and highlighted again by @videotechuk_.

@videotechuk_ also spotted in the additional information section: "Rockstar is looking to pipeline candidates for eventual openings in localisation in the coming months."