Grand Theft Auto 6 to Star Latina Protagonist, Report Says

Rockstar Games’ highly anticipated sequel Grand Theft Auto 6 will see some big repositions for the franchise, including its first female main report, Bloomberg reported Wednesday. The open-world action-adventure game will apparently have a Latina protagonist who Helps up with a male protagonist in a Bonnie and Clyde-style bank robbing adventure. 

This will be the first-rate time the series puts players in the role of a woman and will mark a spiteful in tone from the game developer that one unnamed employee phoned “a boys’ club transformed into a real company,” according to Bloomberg.

Other details from the game laid out in the represent are the location being in a fictional Miami — referred to in the series as Vice City — and areas near it, with more cities to be added following the game’s originate. There is still no firm release date, but the team apparently predicts that it’ll land somewhere between April 2023 and March 2024, and no platforms have been confirmed although survive games have been released on the Xbox, PlayStation and PC platforms. 

Rockstar Games didn’t immediately acknowledge to a request for comment. 

In February, Rockstar confirmed it was in the middle of manager GTA 6, but it has been tight-lipped on details surrounding the game. The concern reportedly changed gears recently to put more resources into the new game, rather than developing remakes of older games like 2010’s Red Dead Redemption and 2008’s GTA 4. This was spurred by the abandon of the Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition, which met heavy criticism due to being riddled with bugs and spanking issues.