A fan of Grand Theft Auto 6 has discovered intriguing domain names registered by Take-Two, which may hint at elements of the highly anticipated game. Some speculate these domains could represent in-game websites accessible both in-game and in real life. Names like "what-up.app" and "hookers-galore.com" have sparked discussions on potential connections to features in GTA 6, similar to how GTA V incorporated parody sites before its launch. Rockstar has been developing GTA 6 since 2020, with a new release date set for May 26, 2026, following a notable delay. The ongoing speculation surrounding the domain names is expected to heighten anticipation for the game’s eventual unveiling.

What are the theories behind the newly registered domains for GTA 6?

Fans theorize that the domains might be in-game services or features related to social interactions or quests within the game, such as a parody of WhatsApp or a fictional ride-sharing service.

Grand Theft Auto 6 is positioned as one of the most awaited sequels in gaming history, following the immense success of GTA V released in 2013. The franchise has significantly impacted gaming culture and mechanics, known for its open-world design and narrative depth. The successful launch of Red Dead Redemption 2 helped bolster the development of GTA 6, further raising expectations amongst fans eager for new adventures in the crime-ridden universe of GTA.