Almost all of Rockstar’s PC catalog is currently on sale right on Steam. That includes games like Red Dead Redemption II, Grand Theft Auto V, Bully, and many more.

A parody game of Grand Theft Auto 6 is set to launch this summer on Steam, despite being removed from the PlayStation store. READ MORE: The biggest and most exciting video games coming out in 2025 ...

At the time of writing, neither Valve nor Rockstar Games have publicly commented on Grand Taking Ages' Steam listing. Grand ...

Grand Taking Ages VI has now been accepted on Steam, but it had to make adjustments to comply with the platform's guidelines. The game promises to offer a “reality-based game development ...

As for GTA VI, the wait for the second trailer broke a sad record last month. It's now been over 400 days since the first trailer debuted, with no end in sight. Meanwhile, an analyst believes GTA VI ...

Grand Taking Ages, a GTA 6 "parody" that uses AI artwork and voice acting, has done enough to convince Valve it should launch on Steam ... to the actual Grand Theft Auto 6, and Rockstar is ...

Nintendo has already confirmed that most existing Switch games will be compatible with the Switch 2 and that the Switch 2 ...

Nate also says his list is highly speculative and hedges his bet on Grand Theft Auto 6, Monster Hunter Wilds ... Z-A and Professor Layton and the New World of Steam are fairly safe bets for ...

Enormous GTA 5 mod adds GTA 4's Liberty City as a fully functional map, with a working subway, traffic, and even the notorious swing set glitch ...

somewhat similar to when Rockstar released their Grand Theft Auto VI trailer early. Unfortunately, in this writer's opinion, all Nintendo has done (which may have been deliberate) is guarantee ...

The leap into full 3D with Grand Theft Auto 3 and The Elder Scrolls III ... of traffic to make money off insurance, but Saints Row IV took it one step further and added superpowers.