As a dedicated gamer, I’ve been keeping an eye on the latest updates from Rockstar Games, and there might be some changes brewing. Rumors are swirling about potential shutdowns or, at least, significant updates to their Social Club service. It’s been quite a while since we’ve seen a brand-new game from Rockstar; in fact, the last decade has only seen remasters and ports of previous titles. The exception, of course, is the incredible masterpiece that is Red Dead Redemption 2, which was released after Grand Theft Auto V back in 2013.
Their success allows them to work meticulously on new releases, ensuring they meet our high expectations. However, when it comes to online modes, Rockstar has only delivered one since GTA Online, and its support didn’t last for too long in the grand scheme of things. So, fellow gamers, let’s keep an eye out for official updates from Rockstar; we’re eagerly waiting to see what they have in store for us next!
Despite Rockstar dedicating significant resources to developing online modes, their primary emphasis remains on crafting compelling single-player content for GTA 6. Although we can expect an online mode in the game, specific details about it remain elusive. The marketing strategy for GTA 6 has primarily revolved around its narrative, and while we might learn more about the online aspect by next May, players are likely to purchase the game mainly for its single-player experience, with the online component potentially keeping them engaged afterwards.
Conversely, there’s speculation that Grand Theft Auto 6 Online might lack a key element. Fans have observed that Rockstar Games has been eliminating features from the Rockstar Social Club, a platform where players can connect, exchange content like screenshots, and organize crews. This service served as a sort of Rockstar-exclusive social network within games. Crews were quite significant in Grand Theft Auto Online and Max Payne 3 when they debuted, enabling players to collaborate as a clan to collect XP and rewards. Unfortunately, the idea didn’t receive much backing or develop into something substantial.
Today marks the conclusion of Rockstar Games Social Club, a service that has been in operation for 13 years. The primary URL now redirects visitors to the homepage. Currently, user profiles, walls, photos, and video viewing are no longer accessible, but these features may be incorporated into plans for a new platform.
— ben (@videotechuk_) July 15, 2025
It appears that the Social Club webpage, run by Rockstar Games, now directs users to their homepage instead. Furthermore, users can no longer access other profiles or view each other’s walls. We have contacted Rockstar Games for comment on this apparent service change, and it seems substantial. Some speculate that Social Club might be undergoing a major overhaul in preparation for GTA 6, although this is unexpected given its long-standing redundancy. However, an overhaul could potentially reinvigorate user interest in the platform.
Would you like to see Rockstar Social Club remain in tact? Let me know in the comments.
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