The newest installment of Grand Theft Auto has been delayed once more, and Rockstar Games is predicted to launch the sport in November 2026.
GTA 6 will launch in November 2026, Rockstar Games mentioned.(Rockstar Games)
“We are sorry for adding additional time to what we realize has been a long wait, but these extra months will allow us to finish the game with the level of polish you have come to expect and deserve,” Rockstar Games mentioned in a submit on X, platform previously generally known as Twitter.
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Insider drops bombshell
Tensions are reportedly rising inside Rockstar Games, the place an nameless developer has described the concern and frustration following a wave of current firings which have sparked protests and accusations of union busting.
Dozens of individuals on Thursday protested outdoors Rockstar places of work in Edinburgh, Scotland, accusing the multi-billion greenback studio of ‘blatant union busting’ by firing 31 folks.
According to a verified Rockstar North worker posting on GTAForums, dozens of longtime workers members have been abruptly dismissed final week in what the studio labeled ‘gross misconduct’.
The developer mentioned employees have been unexpectedly referred to as into brief HR conferences, handed termination letters, and escorted out of the constructing — all inside minutes. “They refused their proper to union illustration, which is in opposition to UK employment legislation,” the worker wrote.
“These have been gifted, veteran colleagues, some with over 18 years at Rockstar, who by no means had any disciplinary points.”
The nameless insider claimed that a lot of these dismissed have been a part of union organizing committees at Rockstar’s UK studios, calling the transfer ‘union-busting and nothing else’.
They added that morale has ‘plummeted’ throughout the corporate, with remaining workers now ‘too scared to speak to at least one one other’ and even acknowledge the protesters gathered outdoors.
“We needs to be enthusiastic about what’s coming subsequent 12 months, however as a substitute we’re deflated and distrustful,” they wrote.
The turmoil follows a Bloomberg report by Jason Schreier on October 31, which revealed that between 30 and 40 staff have been let go from Rockstar’s UK and Canadian places of work. The studio claimed the firings have been linked to leaks surrounding Grand Theft Auto 6.
Rockstar is but to problem a press release on the newest claims on the GTA 6 delays.









