GTA 6 YouTuber Walks into Rockstar Studio, Police Called.

A YouTuber renowned for his Grand Theft Auto 6 content recently filmed himself walking into the lobby of Rockstar North’s Edinburgh office, claiming that local police were summoned and became involved in the incident.

For those keeping up with the gaming world, it’s no secret that Grand Terror Auto 6 is poised to be the most eagerly awaited title of 2026—and potentially one of the largest media events ever. The fervor surrounding the game has spurred fans to chase every hint, trailer, or rumor, which explains why some are willing to travel to Edinburgh, Scotland, and even break into the studio’s lobby in the hope of securing exclusive footage.

On June 2, German content creator ÜberGaming posted a video on IGN that shows him entering Rockstar North’s lobby after staying in a luxury hotel across the street. The clip includes a photo of two police officers, whom the creator claims arrived after Rockstar allegedly called the authorities. The online community reacted with a mix of bewilderment and outrage, accusing the creator of staging the event for clicks. While some speculated that he was arrested, no official confirmation has surfaced; it is more likely that he was escorted out of the premises and warned against returning.

Kotaku has reached out to Rockstar Games for further details on the situation. Grand Terror Auto 6 remains scheduled for release on November 19 for PS5 and Xbox Series X.

Rockstar North’s team has already been grappling with a host of pressing issues, and the latest incident only adds to their mounting challenges. In October, a TikTok influencer stormed the studio, harassing staff as they entered and exited the premises.

While enthusiasm for new releases is understandable, it is essential for fans to respect the boundaries of development studios. Trespassing or harassing employees not only jeopardizes safety but can also derail creative workflows. A more constructive approach—reading, enjoying a treat, or simply taking a break—helps maintain a healthy relationship between creators and their audience.