A briefly published age rating from the European ratings board PEGI has disclosed several unannounced mechanical features for Grand Theft Auto 6. Reported by GamesRadar+ before the entry was removed from the official database, the rating awarded the title an 18+ certificate alongside specific descriptors detailing how violence, inventory items, and adult interactions operate within the upcoming game.
Enhanced Physical Realism and Graphic Violence
According to the removed PEGI listing, physical combat in Grand Theft Auto 6 incorporates detailed dismemberment and explicit decapitation systems tied to specific high-powered weapons. This departure from earlier titles in the franchise shifts damage feedback away from simple surface textures and ragdoll animations toward dynamic visual damage during combat encounters.
Direct Inventory Interaction for Substances
The ratings breakdown outlined expanded consumable systems, characterizing drug use as frequent and directly managed by the player. The listing noted that players can carry substances like cocaine in their active inventory and consume them on demand directly from their character's hand, pointing to expanded inventory-driven gameplay loops.
Adult Content and Narrative Framing
The listing also documented explicit sexual content, including minigames with direct touch interactions alongside scripted cutscenes depicting intimacy and explicit fetishes. These features will sit alongside the game's broader narrative focus on dual protagonists Jason and Lucia, whose relationship can be navigated either romantically or professionally.
Grand Theft Auto 6 has also secured standard Mature and 18+ ratings from North American boards. The game is scheduled to release on home consoles on November 19, though a confirmed launch timeframe for the PC version remains unannounced.
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