There's also a category of facts claimed by the Project Americas post that simply can't be called right or wrong just yet. Even stronger proof comes in the form of a reference made by an NPC, who mentions the death of Lifeinvader CEO Jay Norris - which doesn't occur until Grand Theft Auto V. On a surface level, the general aesthetic of the world shown in the GTA 6 leaks simply don't match up with that time period in terms of how the characters dress and how vehicles look. While Project Americas claimed the game would be set between 19, much about the leaked footage nullifies this assertion.

Related: GTA 6 Can Fix One Of 5's Biggest Immersion ProblemsĪdditionally, the rumored 80s setting of GTA 6 is impossible based on the new leaks. However, GTA 6 doesn't seem as serious in tone as the post predicted it would be from the footage released, with Project Americas stating a heavy influence from the show Narcos. As for specifics about the game's narrative, it's harder to pin down just how accurate Project Americas is with the leaks that are available - while the 90 videos do showcase a lot about the game, they certainly don't reveal if its plot centers around South American drug trafficking, or if weather will play as large of a part in they game as Project America predicts.

Footage of Lucia walking through a strip club confirms she'll be playable alongside Jason, however the Project Americas leaker was insistent the game would only feature a single protagonist who would assuredly be male. The GTA 6 leaks revealed details about its story, most notably confirming its two protagonists, Jason and Lucia. Though there was definitely some legitimacy to the GTA 6 Project Americas theory, there are also many elements shown in the new leaks that contradict the poster's version of the game.

GTA 6 players will also be able to choose dialogue options mid-heist where they can antagonize their victims, disguises can be utilized to help escape law enforcement, and weapons also seem to function more realistically, which all lines up with the claims made in the Project Americas leak. The biggest way GTA 6 has learned from RDR2 is when it comes to its combat - one of the longer leaked videos shows the game's protagonists holding up a diner, revealing a largely overhauled combat and robbery system. Outside of Grand Theft Auto 6's location, the largest thing the original Project Americas post got right was that the game takes heavy influence from other Rockstar title Red Dead Redemption 2. The Cuban part of the Project Americas theory is the easiest to give weight to, as southern Florida where Vice City resides isn't incredibly far away from Cuba. Now that players have learned from the 90 GTA 6 videos that a second city - or at least suburb - of Vice City exists in the game, it's easy to speculate about even more cities being available as a possibility - whether they would be on a different continent, however, is harder to justify. It's hard to say whether this footage of GTA 6 confirms or denies the larger Project Americas theory that alongside Vice City, the game will also take place in a Rio de Janeiro-inspired country, with perhaps a Cuba-like location as well.

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