For example, have you ever been driving in a GTA game, pulled off an amazing drift, only to have your car run into a hedge and stop right in its tracks like the hedge was made of steel? In GTA 6, we would love for that hedge to respond like an actual hedge would (ie., disintegrate). The game doesn’t have to include massive destructive environments such as being able to destroy buildings or bridges (technical limitations would probably prevent this anyway), but some destructible elements would go a long way in making the game better. While this might not be an obvious inclusion for all fans, destructible environments would go a long way in adding to the immersion that Grand Theft Auto likes to go for with its open world gameplay. Returning to a health system that counts down a player’s health from 100 to 0 would help the player know exactly how much health they have left and not just an unclear idea. We would love to see the Grand Theft Auto series return to a health system determined by numbers, like the one that appeared in Vice City. One way that likely helped these deaths occur so quickly is the fact that the health system and the way health was presented in the heads-up display (HUD) was far too vague: health was distinguished by a bar without any real indication as to what the bar actually meant. We get that it’s realistic to die after only a few gun shots, but this is a video game we don’t really want realism to get in the way of the fun. In Grand Theft Auto V, it was simply too easy to be killed. While a jetpack was added to GTA V through a third-party mod, fans of the series would be smitten if Rockstar were to officially bring back this absolute classic in Grand Theft Auto 6.
Stolen from Area 51 of all places in a late-game mission, this “vehicle” gave players the ability to fly while on foot, which made it not only the most useful vehicle in the game (as it allowed for easy escape from anywhere and the ability to wield dual uzis at the same time), it was also the most fun and gave the player a view of San Andreas that they had never seen before.
Let’s be honest: there is arguably nothing cooler that has ever happened in the Grand Theft Auto series than the inclusion of the jetpack in 2004’s Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. With that in mind, let’s look at 10 things that GTA fans would love to see in the next game in the series, which is likely to be released… well, eventually. After all, even though was GTA V breaking sales records and became the fastest selling entertainment product of all time, there is always room for improvement. Now that Grand Theft Auto V has been out for years, people are beginning to look forward to the next installment in Rockstar’s ultra-popular open world crime series.
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