It seems Rockstar still has some work to do before the game’s release in November (though it remains to be seen whether any changes will be made).

After its Netflix reveal, it would be an understatement to call Grand Theft Auto VI merely impressive. Much of the game looks incredible, and Rockstar Games has paid extraordinary attention to every element of the gameplay experience. However, fans are disappointed by certain aspects of the game. In particular, many people aren’t fond of the character Jason. Fans also mention that the game’s user interface isn’t the most appealing.

The interface has sparked a new online debate, and not everyone is thrilled with Rockstar’s current direction. Fans are debating whether the interface appears too simple, boring, or unfinished. The criticism primarily focuses on the game’s streamlined screen layout. Some fans believe the interface lacks the personality often associated with older Rockstar Games titles, especially compared to the more stylized look seen in Grand Theft Auto V or Red Dead Redemption 2.

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The mini-map seems to be one of the main targets of this debate. Fans say it looks too simple, especially since it will be one of the most important elements of the HUD. This user interface was visible in leaked images of Grand Theft Auto VI, and many believed the development team would make changes before the Netflix presentation. Of course, Rockstar can still update the user interface before the full release, but for now, fans aren’t happy about this aspect of the game.

Indeed, this is part of the UX (user experience). You could use the term “ensh*ttification” to describe when something used to be beautiful or visually striking, but now has an amateurish design. Consider the logos of some TV channels, for example. Grand Theft Auto VI is set to release on November 19 for the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series.

Source: Tech4gamers