As the countdown to GTA 6 continues, a dedicated group of fans is making one final push to convince Rockstar Games to include official Turkish language support in the highly anticipated title.

The latest campaign has gained traction on X (formerly Twitter), where players are encouraging the community to use the hashtag #WeWantGTA6inTurkish in replies to Rockstar’s posts.

The goal is simple: keep the conversation visible and show the developer there’s strong demand for a Turkish localisation before the game launches.

“We continue to make our voices heard to Rockstar Games for GTA 6 to be in Turkish,” the campaign organisers wrote, urging supporters not to stop posting despite the game’s release drawing ever closer.

The message also makes it clear that fans have no intention of giving up, adding, “Even though there’s little time left until the game’s release, we’ll carry on our fight to the end.”

The movement reflects a long-running request from Turkish GTA fans, who have spent years hoping Rockstar would officially support the language.

While previous entries in the series have relied on unofficial fan-made translations, many players believe GTA 6 presents the perfect opportunity for Rockstar to expand its localisation efforts.

Supporters argue that an official Turkish translation would make the game’s story and dialogue more accessible to millions of players, especially given GTA 6’s expected emphasis on narrative and character interactions.

Rather than organising petitions, the community is focusing its efforts on social media, hoping consistent use of #WeWantGTA6inTurkish will catch Rockstar’s attention before launch.

Fans are encouraging others to comment on the studio’s posts and keep the hashtag trending for as long as possible.

Rockstar Games has yet to confirm the full list of languages that GTA 6 will support, and the studio has not publicly responded to the latest campaign.

Whether the renewed push will influence Rockstar’s plans remains to be seen, but with anticipation for GTA 6 at an all-time high, Turkish fans are determined to make sure their voices are heard before the game finally arrives.