Rockstar Games releases new, stricter modding guidelines for its game titles.
According to IT Home, Rockstar Games issued a broad new modding guideline covering GTA, Red Dead Redemption, and GTA 6. The policy, dated September 10, restricts what mods can do—prohibiting cross-IP or cross-game sharing of maps, scenes, or content—and limits multiplayer development to officially authorized platforms, currently based on Cfx.re, while noting Rockstar acquired the FiveM and RedM development teams in 2023.
Key facts
- 01Mod guidelines cover GTA, Red Dead Redemption, and GTA 6.
- 02Prohibits expanding or altering official storylines, plots, missions, characters, or narrative content.
- 03Disallows cross-game mixing of maps, scenes, characters, or resources across Rockstar titles.
- 04Multiplayer development restricted to officially authorized platforms, currently on Cfx.re or licensed projects; FiveM and RedM teams acquired in 2023.
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