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Foreign Media Worries GTA 6 Will Repeat Previous Issues: Police Chases and Mission Design in Focus

GTA 6 is scheduled for release on November 19, 2026. A review surrounding the new title expressed anticipation but also concern that it might repeat the police pursuit and linear mission issues seen in Grand Theft Auto V.

外媒担忧《GTA6》重现前作问题:警察追捕与任务设计成焦点

The reviewer noted that in the previous game, players could trigger a wanted level even in desolate areas with no witnesses. The author felt that the police seemed to know the player's location directly, making chases feel mechanical; they were also dissatisfied with the many inaccessible buildings in Los Santos and the vehicle collision mechanics.

The author is more concerned that mission design will carry over the restrictions from the previous game: deviating from the preset flow could result in a "Mission Failed" prompt. Therefore, the author hopes the new title will give players more freedom in completing missions.

外媒担忧《GTA6》重现前作问题:警察追捕与任务设计成焦点

The review also cited leaked content suggesting that police pursuits in GTA 6 might rely on witnesses and visual clues such as clothing and vehicles. These claims cannot yet be considered confirmed final gameplay features.

The same leaks also mentioned equipment limitations: characters can only carry two weapons at a time, with other gear needing to be retrieved from vehicle trunks. The reviewer believes this could make the new title lean closer to the realistic approach of Red Dead Redemption 2, but worries that players who prefer lighter, more arcade-style gameplay may not appreciate it.

外媒担忧《GTA6》重现前作问题:警察追捕与任务设计成焦点

The author remains cautious about whether the new title will meet long-built expectations. The article ultimately focuses on two questions: how the police detect and track players, and whether missions allow players to stray from preset paths.