
Currently, the table is full for Rockstar Games with the 2025 release for Grand Theft Auto VI. After a decade since the fifth entry in the series, the developer is finally pushing out the next installment next year. From its earnings call, parent company Take-Two Interactive verified that fall 2025 is the expected window for the game hitting store shelves.
However, not all things are afloat for current Rockstar Games projects. Previously, it was announced that Oculus, now-Meta, announced a joint project with Rockstar Games to port Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas to the Meta Quest. Despite the excitement surrounding the reveal, a grim update was shared recently. In a statement to IGN, the game is “on hold indefinitely”.
Despite that, a new title appears to be on the horizon from Rockstar Games according to a recent development. Spotted by Gematsu, The Taiwan Digital Game Rating Committee rated Bully for multiple platforms – Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and PC. This is a similar situation with Red Dead Redemption which arrived last fall.
What’s more, GTA+ members can soon return to Bullworth Academy as the game arrives to the subscription this week. “On August 20, GTA+ Members can navigate the obstacles of this crumbling prep school via the GTA+ Games Library, where Members get access to download and play a rotating assortment of classic Rockstar Games titles,” Rockstar Games writes.
On the topic of Red Dead Redemption, Rockstar Games appears to be planning a PC version for the 2010 release. According to a finding on the PlayStation Store, the beloved open-world western is stated to be coming to PC “for the first time ever”. You can read the full report by heading here.
How excited are you for the recent surge of chatter for Bully?
Source: Rockstar Games







