'GTA VI' Rumors: Rockstar Games Game Designer Job Openings are for Sequel, Twitter Users Argue

"Grand Theft Auto VI" rumors are now massive again, and it is because of the job openings from Rockstar Games that Twitter users argue it is for the sequel. The game remains unknown from Rockstar, and no confirmations yet from people familiar with the matter, only that it is coming to the public without any release date or certainty.

GTA VI Rumors: Rockstar Games Job Openings Maybe Hiding It

Rockstar Games' Creative Services department in New York has two job openings for an 'Interaction Designer' and 'Associate UI/UX Designer' that are now the focus of debates for the sequel game. Twitter users are now arguing that it is to source for the following designers that will work on "GTA VI," the titular sequel of the famed gaming franchise.

However, there are no confirmations to these yet. It remains speculation from angry gamers and those anxious for the next game's arrival to continue the "GTA" experience. To date, Rockstar Games have no releases on their studios for the next release of the series, only that it does not stop its development.

Twitter Users Prove Job Openings are for 'GTA VI'

A Twitter user called "Big Jim Colosimo" made a specific thread about these job titles and availability from Rockstar's careers website, citing that it is obviously for the game. Colosimo's reason for the speculation is that the job will focus on something big, for the marketing push of a game such as the "GTA VI" from Rockstar.

The thread runner also said that an "experience" integrated into the said work highly indicates that it is the "Grand Theft Auto" sequel without any name drop from the developers.

'GTA VI' and Rumors of the Game

Fans are already demanding the game sequel of the "Grand Theft Auto" franchise from Rockstar Games, but the company seems to be unbothered by the many requests from the public. Last year, Rockstar released "GTA V's" Expanded and Enhanced version, but it is not what fans wanted from the game's developer.

Rockstar did not provide any reason for not delivering the sequel after so many years, mainly as it is already almost nine years into its last release of "GTA V."

The company also released remastered editions of the "Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy" that brought "San Andreas, Vice City, and Grand Theft Auto III" for modern consoles.

Despite this rework, it still did not bring the awaited sequel.

Rockstar is under immense pressure from gamers without actually showing it in public. The constant bickering of fans and enthusiasts of the franchise is growing by the minute, especially as fans want to see the next generation of the prevalent crime and action-filled story of the popular single-player title.

It remains unknown if Rockstar's job openings are for "GTA VI," but gamers insist that it is for the game.

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Written by Isaiah Richard