Former Rockstar employee just dismissed the GTA 6 inclusivity leaks

According to Aaron Stewart-Ahn, who spent a few months at Rockstar a little over a decade ago, the claims that Rockstar will make GTA more inclusive are "absurd and cynical."

Of course, we shouldn't be too quick to accept Stewart-Ahn's statement as fact. He hasn't been a part of Rockstar for a long time. Not to mention, a lot has changed in Rockstar since. Case in point, Rockstar is now more aware of its crunch culture. Also, Stewart-Ahn's claims were less supportive of Rockstar and more scathing.

It's implied that Stewart-Ahn quit his job at Rockstar because the company refused to be more progressive towards sex workers and the LGBTQ community, among other groups. Either way, it's unlikely that we'll find out the truth behind GTA VI soon. Take-Two's recent release pipeline through 2025 doesn't have GTA VI, which suggests that the new GTA installment won't be around for at least 3-4 years from now if not later.

In the meantime, you might want to recap the things that we officially do know about GTA 6, like how Rockstar is ramping up development as evidenced by the several job listings online and the fact that Rockstar has effectively ditched Red Dead Online to focus on GTA VI. Also, one of the best "rip-off" games of all time, Saints Row, is returning on August 23 after going gold last month.