Michael Unsworth, a long-time writer for Rockstar Games, has announced his departure from the company after 16 years. Unsworth, who worked on major titles such as the Red Dead Redemption series, Grand Theft Auto IV and V, Max Payne 3, and LA Noire, recently updated his LinkedIn profile to reflect his exit from the studio.

This news comes after other high-profile departures from Rockstar Games, including Lazlow Jones in 2020 and Dan Houser in February 2020. Despite these changes, Rockstar's parent company, Take-Two, remains optimistic, forecasting a significant increase in sales for the next fiscal year, possibly driven by the release of "several groundbreaking titles."

The timing of Unsworth's departure has sparked speculation among fans about the highly anticipated release of GTA 6. With the recent leak of GTA 6 development footage and the ongoing mystery surrounding the game, fans are concerned about the impact of losing key talent.

Rockstar Games has not made any official announcements regarding GTA 6, leaving fans eager for any updates on the progress of the highly anticipated sequel. As Rockstar navigates these changes, the gaming community will be watching closely to see what the future holds for the studio.