The controversy around the most anticipated game went from 0 to 11 in a matter of days.

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Rockstar Games faces controversy after laying off 30-40 employees, allegedly for unionization efforts, though the company claims it was for leaking confidential information. The Independent Workers' Union disputes this, stating the private Discord group only discussed working conditions. GTA VI's delay to November 2026 and an 18% stock drop followed the layoffs. An anonymous Rockstar developer revealed that fired workers included veterans across multiple roles, all union members, many from organizing committees. The developer reports morale is at rock bottom, with remaining union members working in fear of similar termination.

Low Morale, Falling Stocks, GTA VI Delay: What's Going On at Rockstar?

<p>I don’t care about all this, as long as the release will be mostly bug-free and at least 95% feature-complete.</p>
<p>People seem to forget, that this is the game of at least the next 10+ if not 15+ years. For a game like this, you need time, care and you need to be sincere about your efforts. If you cheap out on this game and release too early, then the whole next generation of this franchise is bonkered.</p>
