Atlanta, Georgia – Rockstar Games, a renowned video game developer based in New York City, is set to welcome back its employees to the office full-time starting in April. This move comes as the company gears up for the highly-anticipated release of its next game in the Grand Theft Auto series, Grand Theft Auto VI.
The decision was communicated to staff through an email from Rockstar’s Head of Publishing, Jenn Kolbe, citing reasons related to productivity and security. The company has been dealing with security breaches, including leaks of early footage and trailers for Grand Theft Auto VI.
As Rockstar Games enters the final stages of development for Grand Theft Auto VI, the return to in-person work is crucial for the team to collaborate effectively and ensure the successful completion of the project. The company’s decision to require employees to be on-site five days a week reflects its commitment to maintaining a high level of productivity and security in the final stages of game development.
By having all employees back in the office full-time, Rockstar Games aims to foster a collaborative work environment where team members can work closely together to finalize the much-anticipated Grand Theft Auto VI. The move also signals the company’s focus on ensuring the security of its intellectual property and preventing future leaks of sensitive information.
Rockstar’s announcement comes amidst a wave of excitement among fans eager to get their hands on the next installment of the popular game series. With the return to in-person work, Rockstar Games is poised to make significant progress on Grand Theft Auto VI and deliver a captivating gaming experience that meets the high expectations of its dedicated fan base.