Journalist Jason Schreier shares new insights suggesting Rockstar may delay the highly anticipated release of GTA 6.
Famed gaming journalist Jason Schreier has once again stirred excitement in the gaming community after commenting on the highly anticipated GTA 6. During a recent podcast, Schreier hinted that Rockstar Games might be facing another delay with the project, raising eyebrows among fans eagerly awaiting the next installment of the series.
According to Schreier’s sources, the single-player story mode for GTA 6 is still incomplete. He explained that the creative division is actively revising missions, fine-tuning dialogue, and making adjustments to the overall narrative framework. This revelation suggests that Rockstar is still refining key elements of the game’s storyline rather than entering the polishing phase many assumed it had reached.
Contrary to popular belief that development had moved into final optimization, Schreier noted that some major story sequences and missions are still evolving. Rockstar appears determined to uphold its reputation for quality by refusing to release the title until it meets its high internal standards. Schreier emphasized that Rockstar will avoid launching an unfinished or unstable product and will rather extend development time as needed, even at the cost of another delay.
While Schreier acknowledged that there is now stronger confidence in the projected November 19, 2026 release date, he also cautioned that adjustments remain possible. Should a postponement occur, he believes it will not stretch beyond March 2027—a deadline tied to the end of Take-Two Interactive’s fiscal year. Delaying beyond that date could complicate the company’s financial reporting and investor relations.
Investors and fans alike are now closely anticipating Take-Two’s conference scheduled for February 3. Industry watchers expect the publisher to share significant updates, possibly including confirmation or revisions to GTA 6’s release timeline. Until then, fans continue to wait as the studio balances perfectionism with pressure.
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