Rockstar Games has confirmed that GTA 6 is not the only Rockstar project in development. While GTA 6 remains the main priority, other undisclosed games are also in the works. Speculation points toward a next-gen upgrade of Red Dead Redemption 2 for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, and the long-rumored Bully remake. CEO Strauss Zelnick revealed that parallel development efforts are happening, keeping the anticipation high for both GTA fans and the broader gaming community. GTA 6 is set to launch on May 26, 2026, but we might see more surprises before then.

In a 24‑hour Grow a Garden challenge, a player went from a single carrot to Kitsune — worth 25 quadrillion — without spending Robux. The journey included dozens of trades, use of rich servers, and Discord deals, ending with a final Raccoon + Disco trade that secured the rarest pet in the game.

Leaked Halo API data suggests two new Halo projects and a multiplayer beta are in the works, with one likely headed to PlayStation 5. The information, uncovered by grunt api and reported by Rebs Gaming, hints at a major shift in Xbox’s approach to exclusives.

Sonic the Hedgehog may be joining PUBG Mobile as a Companion in Update 4.0. The leak suggests a limited-time event with unique rewards and missions, similar to previous collaborations. While not confirmed, the credible source makes this one of the most anticipated updates yet.

The Battlefield 6 menu UI has ignited debate in the gaming community. Despite high player counts, many argue the interface looks and feels too much like Call of Duty HQ — clunky, unoriginal, and without Battlefield’s unique identity. While a minority of players enjoy its console-friendly simplicity, others see it as a lazy design choice. The controversy recalls similar debates around Destiny’s cursor-based console menu system. With the full release approaching, it’s unlikely DICE will make big changes, leaving players divided over whether the UI is a step forward or a frustrating misstep.

Gen Z gamers spending less on video games is now a clear industry trend. From January to April 2025, spending fell by 13%, with game purchases alone dropping 25%. The combination of higher prices, economic struggles, and rising hardware costs has changed buying habits dramatically. However, Gen Z hasn’t abandoned gaming — instead, they’re turning to free-to-play games, budget indies, and discounted titles. Popular multiplayer hits like Peak, Repo, and Lethal Company show the demand for affordable, social games that don’t require expensive hardware. Unless prices stabilize, publishers may need to innovate to keep these players engaged.

Mafia: The Old Country launched with over 30,000 concurrent Steam players and mostly positive reviews. While it hasn’t surpassed the peak player counts of Mafia I Remake or Mafia III, fans praise its story and atmosphere despite some technical issues.

Wires And Whiskers is a short, charming free Steam game developed by ISART Digital Montréal students. Featuring a cyber gerbil and an armed exosuit in co‑op play, this 91%‑rated title blends puzzles, combat, and adorable visuals into a must‑play experience.

The new Grow a Garden update in Roblox, featuring the Kitsune Chest Grow a Garden, brings exciting new pets and items. Pets like Shiny Sunnyside Chicken, Gorilla Chef, Hot Dog Dog, and Bacon Pig each offer unique boosts for farming, cooking, and fruit growth, alongside new seeds and cosmetics. This update could reshape the meta and spark fresh strategies.

Take-Two Interactive, publisher of GTA 6, remains cautious despite owning one of the world’s most successful gaming franchises. With a $1.5 billion budget and a 2026 release date, the company aims to deliver a groundbreaking title while staying humble and focused on innovation.