Rockstar Unveils Stringent Modding Rules Ahead of GTA 6 Release
TL;DR
Rockstar Games has announced a comprehensive modding policy for GTA and Red Dead Redemption titles, laying out four core pillars: do not modify official storylines or cross-title assets; do not misuse IP or promote Rockstar in mods, and restrict multiplayer modding to Rockstar’s Creator Platform; do not harass players or enable harmful content; and restrict monetisation to approved channels with bans on loot boxes, real‑money gambling, crypto, and other forms of paid access to in‑game assets, signaling tighter control ahead of GTA VI’s PC release.
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