A recent financial hack revealed GTA Online still generates $1.3 million per day, raising questions about whether Rockstar will launch a new online sandbox with GTA 6 or integrate the sequel's content into the existing platform.
Part 1
With Grand Theft Auto 6 scheduled to launch on November 19, 2026, speculation is at a fever pitch about what the game will include — and whether Rockstar will finally reveal concrete plans for its online component. While the studio has not officially confirmed a GTA 6 online mode, the monumental success of the current GTA Online makes its existence all but guaranteed.
Part 2
GTA Online is still going strong more than a decade after its debut. The game is currently hosting its annual weed-themed 420 event, which runs until April 29, 2026. But the most eye-opening revelation comes from a recent hack of Rockstar's internal financial data, which showed that GTA Online was pulling in an average of $1.3 million per day between September 2025 and April 2026.
Part 3
The hack did not expose any plot details about GTA 6 or specific roadmap documents for the franchise's future. However, it confirmed what many analysts had suspected: GTA Online is an even bigger money-maker than previously assumed. That figure gives fans and industry observers a new foundation for speculation about how Rockstar plans to handle the transition to GTA 6.