GTA 6: Three Protagonists? Story Rewrites Delay Release to 2026!
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The hype around Grand Theft Auto VI (GTA 6) is reaching fever pitch, but recent reports and leaks suggest a turbulent development process behind Rockstar Games' upcoming title. Originally slated to potentially feature three protagonists, similar to GTA 5, the narrative direction seems to have shifted, possibly contributing to the game's delayed release now set for May 2026.
Three Protagonists Scrapped?
Early concepts for GTA 6 allegedly included a police officer in Vice City, his son, and an enforcer for a Colombian drug lord. However, a new report indicates that Rockstar Games may have revamped the storyline, potentially replacing this trio with a duo: a female police officer and a male character akin to Trevor from GTA 5, described as a drug smuggler.
Narrative Overhauls and Development Hell?
Adding fuel to the fire, a recent leak suggests that chapters 4 and 5 of GTA 6 are undergoing major rewrites. This has led some insiders to speculate that the game is facing what's known as 'development hell.' The leak implies that the need for extensive storyline revisions could be a significant factor behind the pushed release date.
According to screenshots shared by GameRoll, these rewrites are substantial, casting doubt on the initial narrative direction. GameRoll includes a disclaimer noting that the information comes from a source who accurately revealed the protagonists' names earlier, lending some credibility to the claims, but acknowledging that some information might be inaccurate.
Other Alleged Details (Unconfirmed)
- 6-star wanted level returns
- Relationship bar (like honor in RDR2) exists
- Weight mechanics are included
- Explorable underwater areas with treasures
- The beer-buying scene from Trailer 2 is gameplay
While these details remain unconfirmed, they add to the growing anticipation and speculation surrounding GTA 6. Rockstar Games has confirmed a return to Vice City and promises a bold new direction for the series. Stay tuned for more updates as official information emerges.