Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick addressed questions about post-main-story gameplay in GTA 6. He stated that there is plenty to do in the Grand Theft Auto series, and players can "always keep playing," with much fun still to be had.
During Take-Two's quarterly earnings call on November 9, a Bank of America analyst asked how player engagement would be maintained after completing the main story in the new title, including whether players would shift to multiplayer, continue exploring the map, or replay missions. Zelnick stated that he had never before encountered questions about "what to do after finishing the game."
Previously revealed side activities include fishing, hunting, racing, kayaking, basketball, working out, and backyard wrestling. This has led outsiders to believe that the game may offer replayability through its immersive open world and sandbox elements, but this is merely an interpretation of existing information, as the official endgame systems have not been announced.
Zelnick did not directly discuss the yet-unrevealed GTA 6 multiplayer mode, instead focusing on the decade-long success of Grand Theft Auto Online. He also confirmed that Take-Two will continue to support Grand Theft Auto Online after the release of the new title.