Rockstar could pull GTA 6 spoiler videos after launch

Rockstar's policy on posting copyrighted material has a section on spoilers. According to the text quoted by Insider Gaming, a gaming news site, it bans posting the game's ending, an edited mix of cutscenes or plot dialogue, and any other big story reveal.

Rockstar does allow cutscenes inside a full playthrough or a narrated Let's Play. What it removes are isolated videos of cinematics.

Rockstar hasn't said. The page doesn't name GTA 6, sets no point at which a spoiler stops being one, and there's no statement or documented takedown.

Insider Gaming argues the rule could stop creators and streamers even once the game is on sale. On the same page, Take-Two Interactive, Rockstar's parent company, reserves the right to take down copyrighted material at any time.

The policy was last updated in January 2025, according to Insider Gaming, so it wasn't written for GTA 6. It's a blanket rule that covers any Rockstar game.

The page itself warns that it isn't an exhaustive list and that the company can change it whenever it likes. It also keeps the right to remove content it finds objectionable, case by case.

Insider Gaming points out that GTA V's ending is still on YouTube. Its writer found full ending sequences uploaded within days of release, and the game launched on September 17, 2013 on PS3 and Xbox 360.

The outlet doesn't say whether Rockstar ever asked for them to come down. What it describes is a written rule and a practice that, seen from YouTube, hasn't been consistent.

If you plan to post gameplay, the policy gives a clear line: the story of Jason and Lucia fits inside a full playthrough or narrated video, not a cutscene cut-up.

Per Insider Gaming, the in-game TV shows, tricks to earn money faster, mod or port promotion and pre-release footage are also off the table. "Non-commercial" on the page means you don't make money from the footage or use it to promote a product or service.

Rockstar also says it loves fan machinima and clips, and sometimes shares them on its Newswire and social media. If you're unsure about a scene, the policy asks you to email copyright@take2games.com and describe the scene and its context.

It's still unknown whether Rockstar or Take-Two will apply the spoiler section to GTA 6, and for how long. Only they can say, and the first real clue will be the videos that appear after November 19, 2026.

For now, the practical advice is to post the story of the characters inside full playthroughs and email Take-Two's copyright address if you're in doubt.

Can I post a video of the GTA 6 ending?

Per the policy quoted by Insider Gaming, Rockstar removes videos showing a game's ending. The company hasn't confirmed how it will apply it to GTA 6.

Can I post GTA 6 cutscenes?

Yes, inside a full playthrough or a narrated Let's Play. Isolated cutscenes get removed, according to the text Insider Gaming cites.

When was Rockstar's policy last updated?

In January 2025, according to Insider Gaming. That's why the outlet thinks it's a blanket rule and not one made for GTA 6.