GTA 6: Rockstar has secret message for all fans who spend 100 euros on the game

(Image source: Rockstar Games / Editing: GIGA)

Pure coincidence or is Rockstar having fun with GTA 6 fans?

Players can finally pre-order Grand Theft Auto 6. In addition to the standard edition for 79.99 euros, the hotly anticipated open-world game is also sold as an ultimate edition for 99.99 euros. Fans have now discovered a hidden message in a screenshot for this premium version.

GTA 6: What does the sticker say?

The screenshot shows Lucia in front of a wooden table with several stickers. You can see writing on one of them. It’s hard to see, but it says: “buy more useless shit.”

The sticker has also already been noticed by GTA 6 Countdown on X (formerly Twitter). The fan account writes that the sticker is ironic, since the Ultimate Edition for 100 euros actually mainly contains items that have no effect on the gameplay.

Screenshot from GTA 6 with Lucia.
Lucia in front of the sticker with the hidden message. (Image source: Rockstar Games)

Side swipe or coincidence?

Rockstar didn’t come up with the sticker. It comes from the artist Enjoy Denial. At least the design in the game is heavily based on it (on the Enjoy Denial website).

So it can’t be said with certainty whether Rockstar simply wanted to place a few fancy stickers or whether it was actually a secret swipe at the loyal fans who spend so much money on GTA 6.

What’s in the Ultimate Edition?

The Premium Edition for GTA 6 includes bonus vehicles, weapons or outfits for the two heroes. This is the complete list:

  • Vapid Dominator Buggy including Paradise Garage
  • Grotti Cheetah (1995)
  • Exclusive vehicle modifications for Jason’s Vapid Ganado
  • additional tuning workshops
  • exclusive collector vehicles
  • Shitzu Squalo boat
  • special weapon variants for Jason and Lucia
  • additional missions related to PTT Youngin$
  • exclusive clothing, hairstyles and tattoos

Most of the content actually has no impact on gameplay, but there are also additional tuning workshops and even bonus missions. So maybe the “shit” isn’t that useless after all.