With the release of GTA VI on the horizon, millions of gamers across the world will be looking forward to venturing into Vice City for the first time in years. But not everyone will be able to play the game.<\/p>\n
Following multiple delays, it now looks set in stone that GTA VI will stick to its current release date of November 19 on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X\/S. We\u2019re still waiting on Rockstar Games<\/a> to officially announce the inevitable PC port. We\u2019ll update you once that announcement is made.<\/p>\n Hopefully, we\u2019ve not just cursed the release date. That being said, for the most part, gamers across the world will be able to play the next entry in the Grand Theft Auto<\/a> series. This is despite some gamers in Australia having restricted access due to age verification checks<\/a>.<\/p>\n Has GTA VI Been Banned in Any Countries? Here\u2019s What We Know<\/p>\n At this time, it seems that no country has banned GTA VI<\/a> yet, but we do have another four months until release, so a lot can change. The most prominent at the moment is Russia. While Steam and the Epic Games Store still operate in Russia, neither has the same level of content elsewhere in the world.<\/p>\n Various video game publishers have removed themselves from Steam and Epic Games Store in Russia, and that includes Rockstar Games. What\u2019s more, Xbox and PlayStation have suspended sales in Russia<\/a>. So with GTA VI being a digital-only game, it\u2019s going to be very difficult for gamers in Russia to experience Vice City once more.<\/p>\n