Editorial policy

We write to help players make decisions, not to chase clicks.

How we write

• Plain, calm language. We say “Rockstar has confirmed this” or “we haven’t verified this yet”.
• No clickbait. We don’t call anything “insane” or “100% confirmed” without evidence.
• Dates are written in full, for example 19 November 2026, so they read the same in Europe and the US.
• Each page answers its main question first and puts the detail underneath.

What we won’t publish

• Rumors or leaks presented as confirmed facts.
• Stolen or leaked builds, source code or raw leaked media.
• Pirated copies, cracks, fake downloads or “GTA 6 APK” files.
• Pages made only to repeat a search phrase without adding anything new.
• Facts we can’t trace to a source.

Spoilers

Before release, we only describe story details that Rockstar has published. After release, story spoilers will be clearly marked and hidden by default.

Updates

Release information changes. We re-check the original source before each update, and every fact shows when we last checked it.