A new Rockstar Games job listing that seemingly hinds to "Grand Theft Auto 6" has recently surfaced that essentially excites fans of the famous "Grand Theft Auto" series. The next iteration tot he successful game franchise has been one of the heavily rumored and much-awaited titles despite that the game developer has not yet confirmed that it is in the works. One of the commonly recurring rumors about "Grand Theft Auto 6" is that it will be set across multiple eras and places, which the aforementioned job listing appears to hint.
A new job listing reported by Comicbook advertises that game developer Rockstar Games is looking for a Character Costume and Wardrobe Stylist. This is a normal job vacancy for any gaming studio. But, what intrigues many fans of "Grand Theft Auto 6" are the details in the listing. The finer details of the recent job listing note that Rockstar Games want applicants to have in-depth knowledge and appreciation of the cultural and historical significance of clothing both from the modern and past eras.
The alleged job listing for "Grand Theft Auto 6" adds that Rockstar Games is looking for someone who is able to communicate creatively, visually, and effectively that level of understanding and knowledge into the gaming studio's process. Interestingly, the job listing was shared on Twitter by Roger Clark, who plays the role of Arthur Morgan in "Red Dead Redemption 2." Some fans speculate that the job listing could be intended for a new "Red Dead Redemption 2" sequel.
https://t.co/SwDyiRioQV pic.twitter.com/MimVcipCKF — TheNathanNS (@TheNathanNS) November 29, 2019
It is also possible that the alleged "Grand Theft Auto 6" job listing is meant for the rumored new IP that Rockstar Games is believed to be working on at the moment. The job listing hints about the clothing, which also aligns with speculations that the new IP has a medieval setting. While the job listing sounds like the theory that "Grand Theft Auto 6" will take place in various generations and locations, it is nothing but mere job listing and does not directly state anything related to the much-awaited game.
Just like previous job listings from Rockstar Games, we suggest taking this recent one with a pinch of salt. Game developers with the calibre of Rockstar usually post job hiring ads to scout for talents because of continuous game development. Meanwhile, there is current speculation that "Grand Theft Auto 6" might have a delayed announcement or release because "Grand Theft Auto 5" and "Grand Theft Auto Online" re both currently enjoying massive success.
