What happened
According to Eurogamer, a recently uploaded and then deleted PEGI 18+ age rating for Grand Theft Auto 6 has revealed more details about the game's content. The rating reportedly mentions that players can engage in drug use, including carrying and using cocaine, directly from their inventory and at any time. This is a new addition to the series, as previous games did not allow players to use hard drugs so freely. The rating also mentions strong sexual themes, including nudity, scenes of intercourse, and occasional scenes of sexual fetishes. Additionally, the game will feature violence with a high degree of realism, including detailed decapitation and dismemberment.
Why it matters for GTA 6 players
The new features mentioned in the PEGI rating may have an impact on the game's overall tone and player experience. The inclusion of drug use and strong sexual themes may appeal to some players, while others may be concerned about the game's content. The increased realism of the violence may also affect the game's overall feel and gameplay.
What is confirmed
Grand Theft Auto 6 has received a PEGI 18+ age rating, and the game will feature drug use, strong sexual themes, and violence with a high degree of realism. The game is set to be released on November 19, 2026, for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S.
What remains unclear
The authenticity and build age of the deleted PEGI rating may be unconfirmed, and it is unclear how these new features will be implemented in the game. The article is based on secondary reporting and not independent official confirmation from Rockstar.
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