GTA 6

Hyderabad: Fans all over the world, including India, are super excited about GTA 6. The first and second trailers have made everyone even more eager. People are sharing updates, guessing the story, and waiting for the day they can finally play the game. GTA has always been a popular game series, and this one might be the biggest yet. Rockstar’s Biggest Team Ever For the first time, all 10 Rockstar studios around the world are working together on one game. GTA 6 is said to be the most advanced and detailed game Rockstar has ever made. A total of 5,934 developers are working on it! Here is the number of developers in each studio: Rockstar India: 1,615 Rockstar North: 1,285 Rockstar Lincoln: 910 Rockstar New York: 750 Rockstar San Diego: 548 Rockstar Toronto: 267 Rockstar Leeds: 176 Rockstar New England: 143 Rockstar London: 122 Rockstar Dundee: 113 India Has the Most Developers in GTA 6 Yes, it’s true! Rockstar India has the highest number of developers working on GTA 6. They are mainly building the Vice Beach area of the game. Indian developers also worked on Red Dead Redemption II, creating the animal life system, which was loved by fans. https://twitter.com/GTAVI_Countdown/status/1930347819665371436 Delay in Release: New Date Announced At first, GTA 6 was going to release in late 2025. But now, Rockstar Games has said it will come out on May 26, 2026. The developers said they need more time to make the game perfect. Many fans felt sad about the delay, but they also know that a great game takes time. So, when you play GTA 6 and walk around Vice Beach, remember—some of the best parts were made in India. That’s something to be proud of!

GTA 6

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