Take-Two Interactive, the publisher behind Grand Theft Auto is yet to announce a release date for GTA 6 and the other game publishers as per reports are hesitant to commit to 2025 until they can be sure to steer clear of its launch.
According to anonymous sources familiar with the discussions, the excitement surrounding Rockstar Games’ upcoming site title is so intense that it is sending shockwaves throughout the gaming industry.
Right now, GTA 6 is tentatively set for a fall 2025 release however there are many ways of potential delays, especially since Rockstar has remained silent about the game for over a year following the release of its groundbreaking trailer showcasing a modernized Vice City.
Publishers are keen to see whether Rockstar will stick to the fall 2025 time or push the release to 2026, as this is going to influence their own release strategies. The Grand Theft Auto Franchise is a behemoth and competitors are getting anxious about it overshadowing their titles with GTA 6 expected to be the best-selling game ever.
The trailer for GTA 6 reintroduced players to Rockstar’s vibrant interpretation of Miami, Vice City was packed with some complex details and nods to bizarre real-life events. While the game is confirmed for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X and S, PC gamers were left feeling frustrated though not fully surprised but by exclusion.
However, they were not the only ones feeling the sting, different developers at Rockstar took to social media to voice their discontent over the early leak of trailers. The entire gaming community shared a disappointment as the leak marred what should have been an exhilarating reveal. In addition to this, there are numerous steamers who have faced content strikes and takedowns following the leak.
Despite the setbacks, the trailer has managed to surpass Minecraft and has become the second most-watched video game trailer of all time with 168 million views.
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