Rockstar Is Working On A VR Game, According To Voice Actor Resume

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Rockstar Games could be working on another VR game, according to a voice actor's resume. Voice actor Michael Ursu lists an "Undisclosed Rockstar Game" as one of the VR projects that he's worked on, sparking speculation that a classic Rockstar game could get a VR port.

Some are going as far as claiming this could be an update on the long-awaited Grand Theft Auto 6. This would likely mean Rockstar is taking the unprecedented move of launching the game on both standard consoles and VR at the same time. Whatever the case, it definitely seems like the studio is cooking up something behind the scenes, aside from the straightforward GTA 5 follow-up we've been waiting for since 2013.

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This development was spotted by Reddit user KekanKok, who first shared the unannounced project found on Michael Ursu's website. Here, Ursu doesn't give us any indication as to who he'll be playing, but it's enough to get starving Rockstar fans excited for the first big release in years.

In the thread, quite a few users speculate that this could be GTA 5 getting a VR release. This is plausible, considering Rockstar's penchant for re-releasing the game on every piece of hardware it can find. It's basically the studio's version of Skyrim at this point.

But of course, Rockstar has a huge backlog it could pull from, so GTA 5 isn't the only candidate for a VR port. In fact, a VR port of GTA: San Andreas was announced all the way back in 2021, but we've heard nothing about it since. This could be what Ursu was referring to and is yet to update the resume now that the project has been officially announced. In which case, maybe Rockstar and Meta haven't really