GTA 6 has received its ESRB rating, which is "M" (for "Mature"). This rating means the game will include scenes of nudity, blood and gore, intense violence, adult humor, crude language, explicit sexual content, and drug and alcohol consumption. The French equivalent of the ESRB, known as PEGI, has given GTA 6 a similar rating: PEGI 18. The ESRB is still expected to publish a detailed analysis, which often provides specific references to scenes and content in the game. These analyses may reveal more about the types of sexual content and the level of violence in the game. Fans are particularly wondering whether the game's characters, Jason and Lucia, will have on-screen sexual relationships; it is possible that the ESRB's detailed analysis will confirm or deny this speculation. Rockstar has added the official ratings for GTA 6 to the different sales pages of the game. The ESRB rating mentions "in-game purchases," but Rockstar had stated earlier this summer that there was "no monetization in this game," which suggests the absence of microtransactions. This likely refers to an upgrade from the standard edition of the game to the Ultimate edition, which will give players access to cosmetic items, additional shops, and missions. Rockstar has not yet commented on the online mode of GTA 6, but it should not be launched at the same time as the game this year. It is speculated that the online mode will be monetized, similar to GTA 5, where players could buy virtual currency to purchase clothes, vehicles, and real estate. Some rumors and speculation suggest that the online part of GTA 6 should make its debut in 2027. GTA 6 is now entering its final stretch before its release, as there are less than 50 days left until launch. Rockstar has installed billboards in Miami to promote the game, sent promotional boxes to influencers, and announced an expensive collector's edition for 400 euros. However, this last one has sparked controversy for not including a copy of the game. The collector's edition includes exclusive items like art prints, a soundtrack, and a statue, but the absence of the actual game has led to criticism from some fans who feel it is an unnecessary extra cost. Despite this, the game continues to generate significant anticipation as its release date approaches.