In another (and magnificent) meet with GQ, Houser clarified that creation another Grand Theft Auto, an arrangement known for gnawing parody of American culture, these days is an awfully precarious suggestion.
Houser proposed that a diversion like GTA 6 would nearly be bound to annoy individuals these days, regardless of whether those individuals sat on the left or right of the political range. For hell's sake, it'd likely figure out how to insult every one of them immediately.
He clarified: It's extremely vague what we would even do with it, not to mention how furious individuals would get with whatever we did. Both exceptional liberal movement and serious conservatism are both extremely activist, and exceptionally furious. It is alarming but on the other hand, it's bizarre, but then those two appear to be every so often to veer towards the ridiculous. It's difficult to mock, therefore. A portion of the stuff you see is direct past parody. It would be outdated inside two minutes, everything is changing so quickly.
It is not necessarily the case that we won't see another Grand Theft Auto diversion in the long run, obviously the establishment profits for it to leave until the end of time. Be that as it may, in light of Houser's remarks, it absolutely appears as though we'll be sitting tight a while for GTA 6 to show up at any rate until the point that the current political atmosphere quiets down.
It's likewise imperative to take note of that the amusement has been reputed to have been underway for some time presently, so there's a shot Houser essentially implies the diversion wouldn't discharge as of now, not that it won't get made by any stretch of the imagination.
In the interim, we would all be able to anticipate the substantially more genuine Red Dead Redemption 2. It discharges this Friday (October 26) and will more likely than not include any sort of parody seeing the world as it is today.
The foreseen cattle rustler epic will touch base on PlayStation4 and Xbox One; however, a PC variant could likewise land in 2019, as per news reports.
