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  1. VGC62

    GTA 6 PEGI rating pulled after listing sex scenes and drug use

    Europe's PEGI ratings board published an 18 rating and detailed content description for GTA 6 on Friday before quickly pulling it from its website. The pulled listing said the game includes bloody violence with a high degree of realism, detailed decapitation and dismemberment, frequent drug use that players can take directly from their inventory, and sexual content including nudity and intercourse scenes. It follows GTA 6's ESRB M for Mature rating, with the game due to release on November 19.

  2. VGC22

    Dan Houser still hasn't seen GTA 6: 'I will try and avoid it'

    Rockstar Games co-founder and former GTA writer Dan Houser says he still hasn't watched Grand Theft Auto 6's extended reveal and will try to avoid it so it doesn't disrupt him creatively. He said he doesn't play many open-world games because he deconstructs teams' strengths and weaknesses in real time. Houser left Rockstar in 2020 to found Absurd Ventures, which is working on two open-world games, one a comedy action-adventure and the other "definitely less of a comedy".

  3. Polygon40

    Game of Thrones' Biggest Villain Is Even More Terrifying in an Upcoming Official Release

    PlaySide Studios' upcoming real-time strategy game Game of Thrones: War for Westeros is based on the HBO series and lets players field hero units using the likenesses of actors like Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Kit Harington, and Emilia Clarke. While the first gameplay trailer highlights familiar faces fighting for the Iron Throne, it also hides a monster that was referenced in the series but never appeared on screen.

  4. Eurogamer58

    Gears of War: E-Day devs on their gore investment, saying fans were getting desensitised to the violence

    Eurogamer interviewed The Coalition art director Aryan Hanbeck, brand director Nicole Fawcett, and creative director Matt Searcy about Gears of War: E-Day's investment in gore. Hanbeck said the team felt fans were getting desensitised to the series' violence, so they aimed to make every kill feel more real, down to headshot audio, blood spray height, lingering mist, and body reactions. Searcy said gore was a huge investment and that each encounter was designed like a coiled spring. E-Day's first Season began with Early Access yesterday and runs eight weeks to 1st December, ranked PvP arrives 13th October, and general release is 6th October.