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A new Glassdoor review and insider Kiwi Talkz allege that Rockstar India employees are being asked to work overtime without pay on GTA 6, compressing a 6-month project into 2–3 months as the November 2026 release approaches. Kiwi Talkz confirmed the reports, noting this reflects typical work culture in India. A separate anonymous review pleaded with management: 'We are humans too.'
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.
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.
A new anonymous review of Rockstar Games on Glassdoor has revealed the extent of crunch culture at the studio. Employees complain about unrealistic deadlines and working until 3am without pay, which has once again raised concerns about a potential third delay of GTA VI's release.
A Glassdoor review from a Rockstar Games QA analyst in Bengaluru describes intense pressure and unpaid overtime as the studio races to meet the November 2026 release date, sparking fresh debate about crunch culture ahead of Take-Two's May 21 earnings call.