Grand Theft Auto 6 is on its method, however whereas Rockstar Games takes its candy time with 2025’s hottest sport, anticipation and impatience have reached such fevered heights that it is bleeding onto the PS Store.
What does that imply? Well, attempt wanting up Grand Taking Ages VI, a just lately listed sport on Sony’s digital storefront that pokes enjoyable at GTA 6’s protracted improvement.
Yes, the PS Store now has a weird parody listed for launch in May 2025; you may even wishlist it!
Calling itself the “most anticipated sport about making probably the most anticipated sport”, Grand Taking Ages VI purports to be some type of sport dev sim, if certainly it is truly being made.
“Run your dream sport studio whereas juggling indignant followers, company chaos, and infinite delays,” the PS Store description reads. “Fight your method by gaming conventions, dodge ruthless journalists, and grasp the artwork of inventive excuses.”
The sport is “Inspired by actual gaming trade occasions” and “delivers a satirical tackle sport improvement and the infinite look forward to sure extremely anticipated titles”.
It’s registered to a studio named Violarte, which itself seems totally faux judging by its web site. What seems to be heavy use of AI-generated artwork and listings for a number of faux video games might be discovered there, so we do not maintain a lot hope for the arrival of Grand Taking Ages VI.
The complete factor is pretty amusing; GTA 6 has taken some time to make, in spite of everything. However, the very fact a faux sport from a seemingly faux firm has managed to look on the PS Store is a brand new low for the storefront’s curation.
While all digital sport retailers endure from numerous low-effort titles, internet hosting a transparent parody that, in all chance, will itself by no means materialise takes issues a step additional.
We think about Grand Taking Ages VI shall be faraway from PS Store earlier than lengthy. Are you anticipating GTA 6 a lot that you just’d arrange a faux enterprise and publish a faux parody sport web page on Sony’s retailer? Let us know within the feedback part under.
