GTA 6 Player Travels in Time in Concept Video Made in Unreal Engine 5

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We don’t know pretty much anything about how GTA 6 will be, but that cannot stop us from imagining, speculating, and sharing videos of our ideas. One fan of the legendary franchise thought the same.

Since it’s 2022 out there, notions such as time travel, parallel universes, or wormholes are being highly debated in astronomy and astrophysics. It seems to be theoretically possible to travel in time, although nobody has ever done it so far, or at least we didn’t find out. So many sci-fi movies and video games out there have included the concept of time travel, so why wouldn’t GTA 6 do it as well?

Jumping back into the ’80s

The fan made a concept video in Unreal Engine 5 where he shows how a GTA 6 player might be able to switch between a world in 2022 and one in the ’80s.

Going back to the ’80s surely gives us that Vice City vibe, and we all know very well that one of the biggest rumors is that the location in GTA 6 will be a recreation of Vice City. The 2002 title “GTA Vice City” was one of the most popular games in the series, and a remake of the map would only be beneficial.

Now let’s cut to the chase:

The very first Grand Theft Auto game came out in 1997, and it had light -years weaker graphics compared to the latest titles in the series. There are a total of 16 games in the Grand Theft Auto series. The most popular one is, by far, GTA 5, the latest title in the series. GTA 5 came out in 2013, and it was also the first game to introduce more than one protagonist character. Three characters are the protagonists in the last Grand Theft Auto game: Trevor, Michael, and Franklin. Each and every one of them is unique!

Stay tuned for news about GTA 6!

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