GTA 6 review access might require reviewers to fly to Rockstar for a few days to play the game

GTA 6 review access isn't going to be easy, with reports that Rockstar will get reviewers to visit a specific location -- most likely their HQ -- for a "select number of days" to review the biggest game of all time.

In a new post on X from @DetectiveSeeds, who leaked out that GTA 6 would be running at 60FPS on the beefed up PS5 Pro console earlier this year, said: "GTA 6 review access may require reviewers, such as media and select content creators, to come to a designated location for a select number of days in order to review the game. This will be interesting, especially if video reviews are allowed due to editors, video file locations, etc. I believe we will have a better idea of how this is going to be done in the near future".

He said that he heard this information from an employee with the publisher through a "mutual connection on LinkedIn under the agreement that I do not put out their name or title".

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This news makes sense, as GTA 6 is the biggest game of all time and Rockstar won't allow leaks from any reviewers, YouTubers, or influencers. Getting them to all visit a single location and get a few days hands-on with Grand Theft Auto 6 is the best move.