GTA 6 Project Americas: Everything You Need To Know
6. There'll Be A Prison Chapter
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For a game series all about breaking the law and avoiding the police, it's a little odd there haven't been more prison sequences in GTA. One of GTA Online's earlier heists featured a prison break, and Vice City sported a similar mission during its opening. However, there's never been a mission where you've been stuck in a facility for a prolonged period of time, and that might be about to change with the next title.
GR's write up mentions that a "giant prison" will feature in the main story. GTA V had Bolingbroke Penitentiary, but it certainly couldn't be considered giant, with the only navigable areas being in the yard and entrance.
That means the next GTA could sport a much more in depth locale, and if that means there's a chance to mount a proper prison break from the inside, that'll be another thing crossed off GTA fans' bucket lists.
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