GTA 6 roleplay for FiveM server owners

• Rockstar has announced Grand Theft Auto VI for 19 November 2026 on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. A PC release has not been dated.
• Rockstar owns Cfx.re, the team behind FiveM and RedM. FiveM still runs on GTA V for PC.
• Rockstar has publicly said it supports the NoPixel team “as they create the future of GTA RP”.
• Rockstar has advertised Creator Platform roles. What that platform will allow in GTA VI has not been announced.

Everything else, including dates for player-hosted GTA 6 servers, is not confirmed. Treat any “GTA 6 FiveM download” you see as fake.

SixM is the name the community uses for a hoped-for “FiveM for GTA 6”: a platform where server owners could host their own GTA VI roleplay servers with custom scripts. It follows the naming of FiveM (GTA V) and RedM (Red Dead Redemption 2).

SixM has not been announced. It is speculation built on two facts: Rockstar owns Cfx.re, and Rockstar is hiring for a creator platform. Until Rockstar or Cfx.re publishes something, there is no SixM to download, buy or pre-order.

Not announced. No FiveM, SixM or player-hosted roleplay servers have been announced for GTA 6. FiveM runs on GTA V for PC only.

On console and PS5: nothing has been announced for roleplay servers on PlayStation or Xbox. FiveM has never been available on consoles.

Rockstar now owns Cfx.re, publicly backs NoPixel, and has advertised Creator Platform roles. That makes official roleplay support plausible, but plausible is not confirmed. We will update this page when Rockstar or Cfx.re publishes details.

GTA VI is dated for 19 November 2026 on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. There is no release date for GTA 6 roleplay servers, a GTA 6 version of FiveM, or a PC version of the game. A roleplay platform would most likely need the PC version first, as FiveM did with GTA V.

Not a real one yet. Servers advertised as “GTA 6 RP” today are GTA V FiveM servers with a GTA VI theme: Vice City styling, Leonida names, new HUDs. That is a legitimate way to build hype for your city, as long as you say so honestly. See GTA 6-style mods for FiveM for what you can add today.

FiveM keeps running on GTA V. Communities usually move to a new game only once it has tools for custom scripts, jobs and economies, so most RP cities are likely to stay on FiveM until a GTA 6 platform exists and matures.

The safest plan is to keep growing your FiveM city now, on a maintained framework like Qbox or QBCore, and keep your community and lore portable.

The practical route is a FiveM server on GTA V with a VI-inspired layer on top:

• Framework: start from QBCore or Qbox. Both have the jobs, inventory and economy most RP servers need.
• Base: a ready-to-run server pack saves weeks of setup. Check each listing for its framework and what is included.
• Look and feel: neon Vice City styling, Leonida place names, beach and swamp MLOs, and lore-friendly vehicles.
• Our build: QBCore VI Edition is our GTA VI-inspired layer for Qbox and QBCore.

• Own your community. Your Discord, rules, characters and lore move with you, whatever platform comes next.
• Keep scripts framework-based. Systems written cleanly on QBCore or Qbox are easier to port than one-off edits.
• Do not build on leaks. Leaked GTA 6 assets or “early access” files are illegal, and they get servers taken down.
• Read the GTA 6 vs GTA 5 RP basics in our blog and the GTA 5 RP server guide.