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Eleven Five-Star Ratings: GTA 6 First Review Scores Appear Online Early

Ratings surface on PlayStation Store

A Reddit user shared a screenshot showing 11 reviews on Grand Theft Auto VI’s official PlayStation Store page. All 11 currently show five stars. The game is set to release November 19. At the time of writing, the article said it was a little over a week away, while later describing the launch as eight days away.

Who may have submitted them

PlayStation Store reviews usually require users to have purchased and played a game. The article suggests early-access players may have submitted the ratings, but does not establish who posted them.

The entries appear to be ratings rather than written feedback. Their presence may hint at the game’s reception, but they do not offer detailed explanations of players’ views.

Expectations remain uncertain

The article says official reviews are expected when the embargo lifts. Until then, players have not yet seen a full assessment of the story or multiplayer modes. People discussing the ratings offered differing predictions about the game’s eventual reception. One commenter said opinions could fluctuate, while another argued that a perfect score may be difficult to achieve.

Players await the release

The article cautions that reviews can guide expectations, but opinions about a major game may vary. It says players will ultimately judge Grand Theft Auto VI for themselves after release. The game’s long development and delays have fueled anticipation, but the early store ratings do not confirm whether it will meet expectations.

Key points

  • The PlayStation Store page reportedly shows 11 five-star ratings for Grand Theft Auto VI.
  • The ratings appear before the November 19 release and are not written reviews.
  • It is unclear who submitted them; early-access players are suggested as one possibility.
  • Official reviews are expected after the embargo lifts.
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