RPS Reports a 32-Player Format; GTA 6 Online Details Unconfirmed

What Rock Paper Shotgun reported

In its September 11 report, Rock Paper Shotgun (RPS) says Rockstar Games and Take-Two supplied it with legal documents that refer to an in-development “online 32 player format.” RPS interprets the passage as potentially describing GTA 6 multiplayer or a related new version of GTA Online.

The quoted phrase does not identify the product. This article relies on RPS’s published account; we have not independently inspected the original court documents.

What the report does not confirm

The passage is not a published specification for GTA VI. It does not establish a final player cap, a multiplayer release date or cross-platform play. We also cannot infer from it whether an online component would arrive alongside the main game.

The official GTA VI page introduces Jason and Lucia’s story and the announced console platforms. The Xbox listing labels the current product as single-player. Neither reviewed page supplies the missing multiplayer specifications.

Where to check the current status

Our multiplayer FAQ separates official announcements from media reports. The crossplay FAQ covers platform-sharing questions, and the single-player FAQ explains the announced experience.

This report was rechecked on October 10. The wording remains an attributed report about documents, without treating the figure as a confirmed GTA VI session limit.