Accessibility

GTA 6 accessibility features

Rockstar hasn't published a list. We won't invent one — here's every verified signal instead.

Direct answer

Rockstar has not announced any GTA 6 accessibility features. The only concrete signal is that Rockstar recruited for a dedicated accessibility production role covering captioning, speech-to-text, text-to-speech and audio cues. Expect at minimum the options present in Red Dead Redemption 2, but nothing is confirmed until Rockstar or the storefront listings say so.

What we actually know

Rockstar hired for accessibility

Job listings for an Associate Production Coordinator focused on accessibility were reported in 2026, referencing captioning, speech-to-text and text-to-speech, and audio cues.

RDR2 baseline

Red Dead Redemption 2 shipped with subtitle sizing, colour-blind aim modes and remappable controls — a reasonable floor for GTA 6.

GTA 5 baseline

GTA 5 offered subtitles, a targeting-assist range, and controller remapping, but no dedicated accessibility menu.

Relationship mechanics can be opted out

Rob Nelson confirmed players who don't want the deeper Jason/Lucia romance thread can opt out — a content-comfort option rather than an accessibility feature.

Platform-level options you'll have regardless

Independent of what Rockstar ships, PS5 and Xbox Series X|S provide system-level accessibility: controller button remapping, screen magnification, mono audio, text-to-speech chat, and support for the Access Controller (PS5) and Xbox Adaptive Controller. These work with any game, including GTA 6.

Status: Not yet confirmed. This page lists no speculative feature as fact and will be rewritten the moment Rockstar publishes an accessibility page or the storefront listings detail supported options.