A fire incident at the Rockstar North studio in Edinburgh has sparked fresh discussion around the development of Grand Theft Auto VI, with some fans questioning whether the project could face another delay.
Early this morning, emergency services were called to the Rockstar North building, one of the key studios involved in GTA 6’s development. Initial reports from the scene suggested that the fire may have been caused by an explosion in the building’s boiler room. Fire crews and police quickly secured the area, and firefighters worked through the morning to assess and stabilize the situation.
According to available information, no injuries were reported, and emergency teams left the scene after securing the building. While the incident appeared to be brought under control within hours, images and reports from the area quickly spread online, drawing attention from the wider gaming community.
Rockstar Games has not issued an official statement linking the fire to GTA 6’s production timeline, and there has been no confirmation of any delay related to the incident. Still, when an unexpected disruption occurs at a major development studio, it naturally raises questions about potential impacts on an already highly anticipated project.
For now, GTA 6 remains on track with its previously announced plans, but fans will be closely watching how the situation develops. We’ll be following the story closely and bringing you any new updates on X as they come, do not forget to follow as and stay tuned VGNW.
What happened at the GTA 6 development studio?
A fire incident was reported at the Rockstar North building in Edinburgh, where Grand Theft Auto VI is in development.
What caused the incident?
Early reports suggest the fire may have been triggered by a possible explosion in the building’s boiler room. The exact cause has not been officially confirmed.
