GTA 6 rated, Steam revenue soars, and a PUBG spinoff dies quietly

GTA 6 has received a new age rating, and the classification confirms the game will include sex scenes — a detail that rounds out a clearer picture of what Rockstar is building ahead of the title's anticipated release. The rating adds to a slow drip of official information that has otherwise kept fans parsing scraps for months.

Steam is on track to exceed $20 billion in annual revenue for the first time, according to analysis following a record-breaking September. That figure underlines how dominant Valve's platform has become, even as the broader games market faces headwinds. Less fortunate is PUBG's extraction shooter spinoff, which has been canceled less than a year after its reveal — a quiet end for a project that barely got off the ground.

Doom: The Dark Ages is adding a free Slaughter Mode update next month, while 007 First Light is rolling out extended free DLC that brings New Game+, a photo mode, and additional content. On the hardware side, the base PS5 is receiving QSSR AI upscaling technology similar to what the PS5 Pro introduced. CD Projekt Red, meanwhile, says it is actively working on fixes for Witcher 3 Remastered.