GTA Online Will Be Supported 'Beyond' GTA 6 Release, PC 'Becoming More and More Important'
Rockstar Games plans to support GTA Online "beyond" the launch of Grand Theft Auto 6, parent company Take-Two has confirmed.
Take-Two has confirmed that GTA Online will continue to be supported after the release of Grand Theft Auto 6 in November. As GTA 6 will be a single-player game, players will need to turn to the original GTA Online for their multiplayer fix. It remains unclear when or how Rockstar will release a new iteration of GTA Online, whether it will be bundled with GTA 6 or as a standalone game.
However, Twitch boss Dan Clancy believes a GTA 6 multiplayer will be released in 2027. Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick stated that the company plans to launch their games on any platforms with a significant audience, and emphasized that PC is becoming increasingly important to the company. Rockstar typically releases games for consoles first, but a PC version of GTA 6 may follow later.
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