GTA 6 Developer Rockstar Makes A Big Promise About Its Next Game's Release Date
Rockstar said the engine, tools and team built for Grand Theft Auto 6 will help future games ship faster, after an eight-year development cycle.
- Rockstar Games leadership stated that future projects will proceed more quickly following Grand Theft Auto 6's November 19 launch, as new engine and tools provide a foundation for faster production cycles.
- The upcoming title follows an eight-year gap since Red Dead Redemption 2, with reports citing $200 million to $300 million spent on water effects and 39 months of labor on broken glass realism.
- Phil Hooker, head of development, stated the team can build 'sideways' to create content faster, while Aaron Garbut, co-development boss, said the foundational changes mean 'we're not going to rip it apart.'
- Rockstar's head of publishing Jennifer Kolbe remarked, 'Now you understand why it took so long,' after the studio opened a Los Angeles-based studio to create NPCs and developers visited Miami.
- Reports suggest the studio wants to revive L.A. Noire, though Rockstar Games co-founder Dan Houser previously suggested a third Red Dead entry 'will probably happen' one day.
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GTA 6 took over 8 years to develop, Rockstar says its next game will arrive faster
Rockstar Games has explained why GTA 6 took more than 8-years to develop, citing extensive research, major technical changes and the scale of the project. The studio says its new tools, technology and team will help it develop future games faster. Game is scheduled to launch on November 19 now.
GTA 6 Took Years To Make as Rockstar Perfected Its World, but Future Games Could Come Sooner, Says Rockstar
Rockstar technical lead Phil Hooker says the tools, technology and team developed for GTA 6 could help the studio produce future games more quickly, although no next project has been confirmed.
After waiting years to launch the new GTA VI, it seems that the next delivery of the company will not take long
ROCKSTAR has announced that new installments in the GTA series will arrive faster thanks to improved tools.
After GTA 6, Rockstar Promises Its Next Game Won't Take as Long (and There's a Good Reason for It)
Image Courtesy of Rockstar Games Red Dead Redemption 2 came out in 2018, and now, eight years later, Rockstar Games’ next game, Grand Theft Auto 6, is finally on the verge of release. It’s an incredibly long development cycle by any measure, even if GTA 6 really is as detailed as Rockstar claims. But, according to the team itself, its […]
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