The Red Dead Redemption 2 map was beautiful, but some areas were linked with long straits of hushed wilderness that I'm not convinced would fit quite as well in Grand Theft Auto. Now, who really knows what Rockstar has up its sleeve at this point with regards to the size of the next upcoming open-world playground, but scale isn't everything. Project Americas, to these hopeful would-be players, looks set to deliver the biggest video game map of all time. I've since seen more map mock-ups than I've had hot dinners, some of which have Los Santos and Blaine County as they exist in GTA 5 and GTA Online superimposed next to GTA 4's faux NYC Liberty City sprawl, alongside what Vice City and Cuba and Rio De Janeiro might look like assuming any of this is true. As you might expect, JackOLantern1982's uncorroborated Reddit claims set the rumor mill alight at the time, with mention of Project Americas still prevalent all over the Grand Theft Auto community to this day. What's most interesting to me, however, is any speculation tied to the scale of the GTA 6 map. Be sure to check in on our GTA 6 coverage hub for more every day throughout December. Welcome to Grand Theft Advent – a month-long celebration of Rockstar's enduring crime sim series.