It remains to be seen whether or not Grand Theft Auto 6will be exclusively single-player at launch and add in an online component down the line, the way bothGTA 5andRed Dead Redemption 2did. However, Rockstar Games also hasnt said much (if anything) about how the open world titles online experience will build onGTA 5, whenever it does go live.Interestingly, it seems one particular area whereGrand Theft Auto 6sonline is looking to expand significantly is with user-generated content. Digiday has claimed in a recently published report that Rockstar has been in discussions with not onlyGTAcontent creators, but also creators focused onFortniteandRoblox.Citing three industry insiders, the report claims Rockstar plans on allowing players to modify the games environment and assets to bring their own intellectual property and potentially their brand sponsors into the new rendition ofGTA Online. Discussions between the company and content creators have remained relatively open-ended, as per the report, and that theres is much clarity yet on how creators would benefit from bringing their IP and audiences into GTA 6 beyond the exposure.Grand Theft Auto 6is due out for PS5 and Xbox Series X/S sometime this Fall. The game is reportedly targeting a PC release sometime in early 2026.