A Glassdoor review from a former Rockstar Games employee has surfaced, revealing claims of 'unrealistic workload and expectations' at the studio. The anonymous review says staff are expected to complete tasks that usually take 5-6 months in just 2-3 months, with some staying late until 3am. The revelations have sparked fresh concerns among fans that GTA 6's November 19, 2026 release date may not hold.
Part 1
Grand Theft Auto VI is in trouble once again and those third delay fears are starting to creep back through. The next Grand Theft Auto game is set to shatter all records and expectations when it inevitably launches with its publisher Take-Two Interactive continuously teasing its supposed perfection. Rockstar Games on the other hand has continued its stint of radio silence and while that's always been the studio's style there might be a more sinister reason for why we haven't heard from it. No one has time to say anything.
Part 2
Rockstar has been working on GTA VI for years now and it's no small statement to say it's the biggest game the team has ever produced. It'll have also brought several new technical challenges, being the first fully new-gen game in the studio's repertoire.
Part 3
Some of these challenges have been highlighted by one of Rockstar Games' former employees, in a review left for the company on Glassdoor shared by GTA 6 Countdown. Glassdoor is a website where you can share your thoughts and feelings on a company after working with them, which would-be employees can look at to decide if it's worth applying for a job there.