One player who claims to have seen an early build of GTA 6 has revealed some ambitious updates about the game but it's tough to know if any of it is true at this pointTech12:31, 07 Jan 2025Updated 12:35, 07 Jan 2025GTA 6 is certainly ambitious if this rumour is anything to go by(Image: Still)After more than a year, we've not heard anything from Rockstar Games about GTA 6 (although it's still expected to pull in billions of dollars in sales figures) but that hasn't stopped the news from rolling in.From a potential leak via a janitor, to a longtime voice actor seemingly confirming they're in the upcoming title, the internet is going wild with theories and speculation.Now, a new post has suggested GTA 6 will be more ambitious than anything Rockstar has attempted before but we're not quite ready to buy into the hype yet.Content cannot be displayed without consentIn a now-deleted Reddit post, which you can see above on X (formerly Twitter), one user claims to have seen a "few hours of random GTA VI gameplay from an 2024 build".Claiming not to work for Rockstar but that they were there for "some other work" (could this be our mystery janitor?), the post said the world of GTA 6 is expected to feel "alive".For example, everything (90%) has a physical place in the game, that means debris, litter of all kinds (there was a hint in the first trailer about cups on the road, one flattened by a car, the other half bent from the car's bumper. I'll post it here) that react to the world and player," it said."There will be crews of maintanance (sic), cleaning etc., that will be interacting with the in-game world and what the player (you) does," they add, giving the example that a big crash would lead to a truck coming to collect a vehicle, people cleaning the road, and more.Come and join The Daily Star on Bluesky, the social media site set up by ex-Twitter boss Jack Dorsey. It's now the new go-to place for content after a mass exodus of the Elon Musk-owned Twitter/X.Fear not, we're not leaving Twitter/X, but we are jumping on the bandwagon. So come find our new account on https://bsky.app/profile/dailystar.co.uk, and see us social better than the rest.You can also learn more about The Daily Star team in what Bluesky calls a Starter Pack.So what are you waiting for?! Let's M.S.M.F.A (Make Social Media Fun Again)The post goes on to say that water will linger after a storm (presumably forming puddles), and the in-game police will set up a crime scene if someone is killed or injured.It's a lot to take in, and while it follows somewhat with Red Dead Redemption 2's attempt at a living world, it's tough to get excited when even the usually fervent community has seen the post taken down.Article continues belowTake this one with a fistful of salt, we say.For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletters.