Industry insider and journalist Chris Klippel revealed on social media that Rockstar Games has started actively recruiting game testers. The outlet backing this claim suggests GTA 6 is nearing its final development stage, aligning with a period often reserved for QA and console certification before a major launch.
According to Klippel, these recruitment efforts appear focused on new QA specialists and are not simply linked to ongoing support for GTA Online, which continues to receive updates and maintenance. He noted that a similar hiring push occurred in spring 2018, roughly six months before the debut of Red Dead Redemption 2, implying a pattern where Rockstar ramps up testing in anticipation of a major release.
Tez2, a well-known dataminer, has indirectly corroborated the possibility of GTA 6 being close to a public or private beta. In his findings, he uncovered file names such as bank release, beta, and debug, which could indicate the existence of a test build or early release candidate in the wild, though no official confirmation has been provided by the publisher.
Taking these signals together, the release window for the upcoming game could be closer than many expect. If the rumors hold true, GTA 6 may arrive on PC, Xbox Series X and Series S, PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5, signaling a broad cross‑generation launch that would mirror prior Rockstar strategy for major new entries.
Screenshots and media related to Grand Theft Auto 6 are circulating, with fans and analysts scrutinizing every glimpse for clues about the game’s setting, mechanics, and features. The online landscape remains abuzz with discussion about possible worlds, heists, and the scale of the impending release, even as official confirmations remain elusive.
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(VG Times)