Fans are hungrier for details about the upcoming Grand Theft Auto 6 than ever before, and are digging through sources new and old for every little crumb of info. Over the years, LinkedIn profiles have consistently given some insight into the upcoming title, and relying on these sources has paid off once again.
Two Rockstar Games developers have revealed a little too much in their LinkedIn profiles, pointing at what may very likely be GTA 6 with feature details. Without naming any specifics directly, the developers in question have shed light on what to expect from the game by association alone.
Yielding the most interesting details are the profiles of Nathan Hunt and Ryan Schacter, both of whom list Grand Theft Auto 6 specifically in their portfolios. This isn't the first time the game was named in the profiles of employees, but while in the past these would be swiftly edited after the news made the rounds, in this case we don't expect anything of the sort since the game has been officially announced — or, at the very least acknowledged.
As is the case with many AAA titles nowadays, seamlessness seems to be the name of the game. Hunt is a Senior Cinematics Camera Artist and is working on cinematography and narrative flow to ensure seamless, immersive transitions from pre-rendered cinematic videos to active gameplay.
