New leak claims that NPCs in GTA 6 will call the police and defend against intruders

GTA 6 is gonna blow open-world games wide open. Buzz says Rockstar shelled out $2 billion to build this insane, living beast of a map. Hottest leak right now? NPCs that actually fight back like real people. Sneak into a house, and boom—they're dialing 911, slamming doors, or tackling you to hold you till the cops roll in. Total game-changer for tension and that gritty real-life vibe.

Leaks floating around say you can break into roughly 70% of GTA 6's buildings, and tons of 'em are legit NPC pads—no hollow facades. Step inside uninvited, and residents won't just ghost you; they'll throw down, pin you, or hit up the cops till backup arrives. Spot you pulling shady stuff in plain sight? Expect blowback that fits their world, cranking the chaos to make Vice City feel like it's got a pulse.

NPCs in GTA 6 will not just stand idle. Each character will have a daily plan and a unique personality. They will act based on needs and events, moving around the city logically. These AI routines will let players see characters go to work, rest at home, and interact with others naturally. Such systems make the city feel like it has a life of its own, rather than being a stage for player action.

The game also expands the role of police. Officers will use smart methods to track crimes. They can seal off areas, check for evidence, and raise the wanted level to six stars. Players will face a tougher challenge when breaking the law, as authorities will act in ways that mirror real-world logic.

Other leaks indicate GTA 6 will bring in new ways to play. A system like the honor mode from Red Dead Redemption 2 may guide how NPCs react to players. You'll also get to juggle two protagonists at once, flipping the script on strategy and letting you pull off slick switches mid-chaos. Stack that with the wild NPC reactions and smart AI, and GTA 6 turns every dumb move into a chain reaction across the map. Fans are hyped for a Vice City that's not just huge and pretty—it's kicking, with randos and cops twisting your story based on the mess you make.