GTA 6 may have different versions in some countries, according to new regional codes reportedly found in the Rockstar Store database.

Seven new regional codes have reportedly been spotted, including codes for the Netherlands (DUT), United Arab Emirates (UAE), and Australia (AUS).

The discovery has raised questions about whether GTA 6 could be censored in certain countries to follow local laws and rules.

Rockstar has not confirmed that these codes mean the game will be censored.

Regional codes can also be used for other reasons, such as managing different markets and versions of the game.

Still, the discovery is interesting because GTA 6 is expected to launch in many different regions around the world, and some countries have stricter rules for video games.

For example, games can sometimes have certain content changed or removed when local laws require it.

This means Rockstar could potentially prepare different versions of GTA 6 for specific markets.

However, Turkey is not expected to get a separate censored version based on the current information.

Turkey is included in the standard Europe/EMEA region, which means it is expected to receive the same version sold across the European market.

That version is expected to be the regular uncensored PEGI 18 edition of GTA 6.

It is important to note that Rockstar has not officially said that the newly discovered regional codes are connected to censorship.

Until the company provides more information, the exact reason for these codes remains unknown.

With the GTA 6 release date set for November 19, 2026, fans will likely learn more about regional versions as Rockstar gets closer to launch.