Rockstar Games asks its employees to work on GTA 6 from the office

Starting from April, Rockstar Games will ask its employees to be in the office five days a week, as the final stage of development of the long-awaited Grand Theft Auto 6 has arrived.

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In an email to the team, Rockstar's head of publishing Jenn Kolbe said that the decision was made from the point of view of productivity and security. The company has recorded several security breaches in recent months, for example, someone stole early footage from the new GTA 6 or published an illegal trailer.

She also noted that such changes to the schedule will bring the new game to the right level of quality and perfection.

Since the pandemic has forced many people to work remotely, the topic of returning to the office has become a hot topic. Recently, many companies have asked employees to work in the office at least two or three days a week.

Source: Bloomberg