GTA 6 database
Characters, places, wildlife and other GTA 6 details.
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Animal rendering↗
Animal rendering adds shimmering surfaces, biological light and translucency. New hair, fur and feather systems extend animal rendering.
Cash and banking↗
Rob Nelson’s Famitsu interview distinguishes cash carried by the characters from money held in a bank account. Death or arrest puts carried cash at risk. Keeping money on hand and depositing it therefore involve different choices. The reviewed passage does not specify balance limits or fees.
Character conditioning↗
Dazed describes visible effects of prolonged lack of sleep.
Character switching↗
PC Gamer describes switching between Jason and Lucia during combat without a loading screen.
Criminal Profile↗
PC Gamer describes a Criminal Profile tracking Jason and Lucia’s conduct.
Disguises↗
PC Gamer reports changing masks, glasses and hats on the fly.
Garages↗
Purchasable garages are reported to provide more room for personal vehicles in GTA 6. Famitsu describes registering a stolen car and limited initial storage. This is a general mechanics entry; individual garage addresses, prices and map coordinates have not been verified.
NPC appearance↗
The public excerpt describes a wider variety of NPC body types. Individual physical features are also described as more distinct.
Relationship system↗
The relationship system concerns Jason and Lucia, GTA 6’s two playable protagonists. Rob Nelson tells Famitsu that they can work together as a couple or simply as accomplices. Their closeness affects certain shared interactions. This does not establish fixed thresholds or particular story endings.
RideMe↗
RideMe is the ride-hailing service named by GameStar for GTA 6’s in-game smartphone. It is reported to offer journeys through the world and conversations with fellow passengers. Secondary sources differ on the spelling; fares and a journey-skip option are not established here.
Scooter Bros↗
Famitsu describes Scooter Bros as an app on GTA 6’s in-game smartphone for having a personal vehicle delivered. Its name does not establish a scooter-rental service. The reviewed passage gives no fees, delivery times or detailed restrictions.
Shooting↗
PC Gamer describes targeting individual body parts, including legs.
Smartphone and social media↗
Dazed reports working social-media feeds on the in-game phone.
Vehicle theft↗
Vehicle theft in GTA 6 is reported to depend on the car and its security. GameStar describes differences between basic and more expensive vehicles. This source does not establish exactly which tools are required in each case.
WAiNK↗
GameStar describes WAiNK as an app on the in-game smartphone in GTA 6. It provides vehicle information, including security and value. These details come from journalistic reporting; we have not tested the scanner ourselves.
Wanted system↗
PC Gamer reports police descriptions covering the person, car, clothes and companions.