The community is organising
Everything points to yes — and for the first time with Rockstar inside the movement: it bought Cfx.re (the FiveM team) in August 2023, has been officially collaborating with NoPixel since September 2025 “to create the future of GTA RP”, and kept moving in 2026 — hiring a Creator Platform team and already selling official FiveM mods on the Cfx Marketplace. What does NOT exist yet (July 2026) is a formal announcement of native roleplay in GTA VI.
On an RP server you don't just play a match: you play a character with a life, a job and rules inside the game world. Cops, taxi drivers, lawyers, mobsters… everyone stays in character. In GTA V, RP (via FiveM) became Twitch's biggest phenomenon with servers like NoPixel.
1) August 2023: Rockstar/Take-Two acquired Cfx.re, the team behind FiveM. 2) September 2025: official collaboration with NoPixel — NoPixel V comes to the Rockstar launcher with explicit backing. 3) April 2026: Rockstar posted four “Creator Platform” openings (NYC, London, Leeds) asking for deep knowledge of “Roblox, Fortnite, YouTube, Twitch, TikTok” — the team includes FiveM, RedM and the Cfx Marketplace. 4) That Cfx Marketplace is already live: an official paid-mods storefront, Rockstar's first monetised modding economy.
Trusted dataminers (Tez2 and others) uncovered internal Rockstar APIs in 2025 under the “Soundstage” codename (soundstage.scapi.rockstargames.com), attributed to a Rockstar Online Modding Engine: the alleged official modding/RP platform that would succeed FiveM for GTA VI — what the community nicknames “SixM”. Equivalent references exist for RDR2. Rockstar hasn't confirmed it: solid rumour, not an announcement.
Rockstar has not announced native roleplay in GTA VI, third-party servers, console RP, or GTA VI multiplayer dates (Nov 19, 2026 brings the campaign; online comes later). Any “GTA VI RP server” you see today is a community PROJECT getting ready for that future — exactly what you can publish below.
Communities and future servers already getting organised. Got one? Publish it for free — it's reviewed before going live.
📖 Founding one? Read the founder's guide (2026)No projects published yet. Yours could be the first.
Not formally. What's confirmed: Rockstar bought Cfx.re/FiveM (August 2023) and has an official collaboration with NoPixel since September 2025. A specific GTA VI RP announcement doesn't exist yet (July 2026).
FiveM is alive on GTA V and now belongs to Rockstar. Nobody has announced a shutdown or a GTA VI migration; the industry reading is that Rockstar wants that ecosystem on official ground.
Nobody knows yet: it depends on whether Rockstar opens tools to third parties or keeps it to official partners like NoPixel. What you can do today: build your community, recruit a team and publish your project in this directory.
Unconfirmed. GTA V RP was PC-only (FiveM). GTA VI launches first on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, so official RP on console would be the big first — but today that's speculation.
The alleged Rockstar Online Modding Engine (internal codename “Soundstage”): the official modding/RP platform that, according to APIs uncovered by dataminers in 2025, Rockstar would be preparing for GTA VI as FiveM's successor. “SixM” is the community's nickname, not an official name. Rockstar hasn't confirmed it.
Sources: Rockstar/NoPixel (Sep 2025), Cfx.re acquisition (Aug 2023), Rockstar Creator Platform openings (Apr 2026), Cfx Marketplace; ROME/Soundstage = unconfirmed dataminer report. Facts checked July 11, 2026.
