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The studio recently delayed Grand Theft Auto 6<\/em> to 19 November 2026<\/a> “to finish the game with the level of polish you have come to expect and deserve”, Rockstar said in a statement.<\/p>\n Despite the delay, GTA 6<\/em> remains the most anticipated video game of all time and gamers continue to track rumours, leaks, trailers, gameplay details and map updates.<\/p>\n Follow indy100<\/a><\/em>‘s GTA 6<\/em> live blog below with all the latest news, leaks, rumours, trailers<\/a> and release date updates as they happen.<\/p>\n Rockstar Games bans ‘Charlie Kirk’ term following abhorrent creator mission<\/p>\n<\/h3>\n Rockstar Games has banned a new term using GTA Online<\/em>‘s profanity filter following an abhorrent creator mission.<\/p>\n It’s been spotted online the term ‘charliekirk’ has been added as a profanity in the game’s code.<\/p>\n This comes after a mission was created with Charlie Kirk in its name where the objective was to assassinate someone while standing with a sniper rifle on a rooftop.<\/p>\n The mission creator was added into GTA Online<\/em> in Rockstar’s last big update for it at the start of December and is likely to be a feature that carries over to the expected online mode in GTA 6<\/em>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n GTA 7 or RDR3 already ‘most likely’ in development claims former Rockstar animator<\/p>\n<\/h3>\n Rockstar is already working on its next game after GTA 6 according to a former developer<\/p>\n Rockstar Games<\/small><\/p>\n Former Rockstar Games animator Mike York has claimed GTA 7<\/a> <\/em>or RDR3<\/a><\/em> are already “most likely” in development at the studio.<\/p>\n We’re still all waiting for the release of GTA 6<\/em>, which if all goes to plan will finally be available on 19 November 2026, but that doesn’t mean Rockstar may not be working on multiple projects at the same time even if GTA 6<\/em> is the priority.<\/p>\n Former Rockstar director Obbe Vermeij, who spent 14 years at Rockstar as a technical director, working on Grand Theft Auto<\/em>projects such as Vice City<\/em>, San Andreas<\/em> and IV<\/em> before leaving in 2009, recently ‘revealed’<\/a> the likely setting for GTA 7<\/em>, saying he expects the trend of real-life US locations being parodied to continue.<\/p>\n Now former Rockstar developer in Mike York, an animator who worked on GTA 5<\/em>, told Esports Bets<\/a> <\/em>he thinks either Grand Theft Auto 7<\/em> or Red Dead Redemption 3<\/em> is “most likely” being worked on at the studio.<\/p>\n Read the full story here<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Insider addresses release date delay reports<\/p>\n<\/h3>\n Jason Schreier has addressed reports that misinterpreted his comments about the release date of GTA 6<\/em>.<\/p>\n\n
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