GTA Online will continue to be supported by Rockstar Games past GTA 6’s release. That’s according to the CEO of Rockstar’s parent company, Take-Two Interactive. This is them doubling down on their post-GTA VI support efforts which were first confirmed last year.
Late on Tuesday, Take-Two published its Q3 2026 quarterly earnings report to investors and CEO Strauss Zelnick entertained them on a phone call and answered questions.
During the call, Take-Two announced GTA Online’s A Safehouse in the Hills update brought “nothing short of stellar player engagement and recurrent revenue gains” even over 12 years on from release. GTA Online also led the company’s recurrent consumer spending growth of 27%. Some of this was down to GTA+ which has now doubled in active subscribers compared to the same time last year. The CEO also teased they are exciting to be offering additional value to GTA+ members in the future.
It Will Be Supported
As for the future of GTA Online post-GTA VI, an investor quizzed Zelnick on if the GTA V version will continue. In response to this he said that he has “every reason to believe we’ll continue to support GTA Online. There’s a great community that loves it, that stays engaged. And, again, in this quarter, Rockstar has shown that when you deliver great additional content, despite how long GTA Online has been in the market, people show up.” This is a clear indicator that if people are still attached to the current iteration of GTA Online, Rockstar will be sure to support it.
Last year, Zelnick told reporters that “we support our properties when the consumers are involved with those titles.” GTA Online will continue well after GTA 6 and the next Online’s launch. Some players on last gen won’t be able to afford a new console and PC gamers will have to wait months or years for a VI port.
Details on GTA VI’s version of GTA Online are thin. So much so, Rockstar have not even confirmed there will be an online component yet. Obviously, there will be but it just goes to show how little we know about it. So far, all we might know is the player count that got leaked in recent court filings. You can check that out here.
Will you still be playing GTA Online in GTA V once GTA 6 is out? Let us know down in the comments below.
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