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GTA 6 rating pulled after revealing sex scenes and drug use
Video Games Chronicle • • technology
Key Points:
- Grand Theft Auto 6 has been rated 18 by Europe's PEGI board, revealing content that includes sex scenes, drug use, and a high degree of realistic gore, such as detailed decapitation and dismemberment.
- The game allows players to carry and use illegal drugs, notably enabling cocaine use directly from the player's inventory, and features strong sexual themes including nudity, intercourse, sexual fetishes, and interactive private dances in nightclubs.
- Domestic animals are present and can be harmed in the game, though injury details to animals are less graphic compared to human characters.
- The PEGI rating follows the official ESRB "M for Mature" rating, with GTA 6 set for release on November 19.
- A former GTA developer commented that recent leaks about GTA 6 are less impactful than the 2004 "Hot Coffee" controversy, predicting the game will be highly successful and maintain popularity for many years.
