Grand Theft Auto: What to Expect from GTA 6 and Why Rockstar Delays PC Launch

PC Gamer has published a collection of recent articles covering the Grand Theft Auto universe. The focus is on the impending release of the sixth main entry, plans for the evolution of the online component, and unusual statements from the studio's leadership. The outlet also addressed the topic of porting the game to PC and the history of leaks.

One of the central questions remains the fate of the multiplayer component. Journalists are discussing how GTA Online 2.0 might look and what players truly want from the online aspect of the new title. Details remain vague, but the topic is actively developing.

A significant event was the statement by a Rockstar co-founder who expressed love for physical media. He noted that companies should provide discs if consumers demand them. This is a rare instance where a developer openly supports traditional release formats.

Special attention was given to the absence of a PC version at launch for GTA 6. A former producer explained this as a necessity to work within constraints, stating that lack of platform support does not mean indifference. The game will launch on consoles first.

The news section also mentions the history of leaks regarding GTA 6. A hacker from the Lapsus$ group, who received a sentence for hacking Rockstar, is now out of hospital awaiting retrial. His actions led to an early reveal of details about the sixth installment.

Additionally, the site covers modding history: a creator of portals between the first three games stated that inter-game travel is possible even before GTA 6 arrives. The return of the Ghost City project was also mentioned—a mod reconstructed 22 years after its disappearance.

In the "What happens after GTA 6?" section, the author questions whether the new title will stabilize the market or intensify industry chaos. The answer remains unclear, but the discussion is gaining momentum.

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