What happened
According to PC Gamer, a deleted PEGI rating for Grand Theft Auto 6 has revealed some details about the game's content. The rating, which has since been removed from the PEGI website, stated that the game features strong graphic violence, strong sexual themes, and use of illegal drugs. Specifically, the rating mentioned that violence in the game is bloody and realistic, with certain weapons capable of causing detailed decapitation and dismemberment. The game also apparently features frequent and prominent depictions of drug use, with players able to use illegal drugs directly from their inventory. Additionally, the rating mentioned that the game includes scenes of intercourse and occasional scenes of sexual fetishes, as well as a strip club minigame where players can pay for private dances and interact with dancers in certain ways.
Why it matters for GTA 6 players
The deleted PEGI rating provides some insight into the type of content that players can expect from Grand Theft Auto 6, which may be of interest to fans of the series and those who are curious about the game's mature themes. However, it is worth noting that the rating is no longer available on the PEGI website, and its accuracy and relevance cannot be independently confirmed.
What remains unclear
The authenticity and age of the deleted PEGI rating, as well as the full extent of the game's content and mechanics, remain unclear. It is also unclear when the game will be released on PC.
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