Despite delaying the most-anticipated game of all time twice, Rockstar Games appears to be struggling to complete GTA 6 and may be forced to cut content before its November 19 launch to avoid a Cyberpunk 2077 scenario. A former Rockstar QA analyst and Glassdoor reviews reveal that developers are being asked to complete six months of work in just two to three months, with some shifts extending until 3 AM.
Part 1
Despite delaying the most-anticipated game of all time twice already, Rockstar Games appears to be struggling to complete GTA 6 and could be forced to cut content before its original release to avoid a Cyberpunk 2077 scenario.
Part 2
The upcoming Grand Theft Auto is nearing 13 years in the making, with the sixth instalment of the beloved franchise expected to blow everything we've ever played out of the water. Expectations are really that high, having reportedly already surpassed $2 billion in development and marketing, making it the most expensive game ever — by a huge margin.
Part 3
Yet with the November 19 finishing line hurtling towards them, Rockstar is hoping to avoid another half-a-billion-dollar delay, but it might come at the expense of in-game features being pushed back to a DLC.