GTA Online players on PS4, Xbox One and PC think they’m in GTA 6 teaser at Los Santos Airport. The theory centers around the security doors at the airport, and includes a potential window or announcement window for the game. As you may know, Rockstar Games tends to hint at and place their next games through their current games, but it is typically done in a subtle way. Unfortunately, this new “teaser” is not very subtle.
At Los Santos Airport there are multiple security doors. Some of these doors say “2013” on them, the year GTA V released. However, a few others say “2021.” That’s it. There’s nothing else on the doors, that’s definitely a little strange. As a result, some GTA fans think this indicates a release date as an announcement date for GTA 6, but this unlikely.
For both GTA V en Red Dead Redemption 2, Rockstar Games separated the announcement and release by two years. You would assume that it continues this pattern GTA 6, and if that’s the case, there’s no way it will be released next year. However, could these mysterious “2021” doors point to an announcement date? It’s possible, but it’s hard to imagine Rockstar Games knowing the exact year it’d announce GTA 6 back during GTA 5’s development.
If this is an actual teaser, and the game is announced next year, it would essentially mean that the game will be released in 2023, which would be consistent with reports that it is still a few years away.
That said, take as always everything here with a grain of salt. This is not official or confirmed information, but speculation. And at the time of publication, Rockstar Games has not commented on this speculation, and it is highly unlikely that it will.
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