GTA 6 just got an ‘official’ rating, but there’s a big problem

GTA 6 has a new, seemingly ‘official’ age rating, but as Rockstar Games works on the sequel to Grand Theft Auto 5

GTA 6 might be the most anticipated game ever. More than ten years since the release of Grand Theft Auto 5, and with Red Dead Redemption 2 and Red Dead Online seemingly finished, we’re all waiting for the next Rockstar Games sandbox, which apparently marks a return to Vice City. A new age rating for Grand Theft Auto 6 has just been discovered online, and on the surface it hints that official GTA 6 news could be on the way. After some digging and investigating, though, I’ve discovered that something is seriously amiss.

We’ve got details about the potential GTA 6 release date, and naturally, we expect the new Rockstar sandbox game will build on everything from Grand Theft Auto 5 and set a new high bar for the entire genre – and possibly gaming as a whole. Understandably, we’re all eager for official word on GTA 6, especially now that Red Dead Redemption 2 will seemingly receive no further updates, and it’s more than ten years since the launch of GTA 5 and GTA Online.

An apparently ‘official’ age rating for Grand Theft Auto 6 has just been spotted on the database for the Australian Classifications Board. It says the game is being produced by Rockstar, includes “strong sex scenes” and “strong drug use,” and is likely to be classified as MA 15+, one tier below Australia’s most severe rating, R 18+.

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