With the upcoming release of Grand Theft Auto 6 (GTA 6), the FiveM community is buzzing with one big question—will FiveM evolve into SixM? As GTA 6 aims to redefine the gaming experience, modders and server owners are curious about the future of custom multiplayer servers. In this article, we explore what might happen to FiveM after GTA 6 launches and what it means for the QBCore framework.
What is FiveM?
FiveM is a popular modification framework for GTA 5, allowing players to create custom multiplayer servers with scripts, mods, and roleplay elements. Powered by QBCore and ESX, it has transformed GTA 5 into a vast sandbox for RP, racing, and combat scenarios.
Will FiveM Support GTA 6?
As of now, there is no official confirmation about FiveM extending support to GTA 6. However, given FiveM’s success and Rockstar’s evolving stance on modding, it’s possible that a new version—perhaps dubbed SixM—could emerge to support GTA 6’s enhanced RAGE engine and multiplayer features.
Challenges of a Potential SixM
If FiveM were to transition into SixM, several challenges would need to be addressed:
- New Game Engine Compatibility – GTA 6 will likely have an updated RAGE engine, requiring significant modifications.
- Take-Two’s Modding Policies – Rockstar’s parent company, Take-Two Interactive, has historically restricted certain mods, making third-party multiplayer uncertain.
- QBCore & ESX Adaptation – Frameworks like QBCore and ESX would need extensive updates to support GTA 6’s mechanics.
What Happens to FiveM After GTA 6?
Even if SixM becomes a reality, FiveM is unlikely to die out immediately. Many servers and developers will continue supporting GTA 5 modding for years. However, the demand for GTA 6 modding will likely drive innovation in the FiveM community.
Final Thoughts
While it’s uncertain if FiveM will transition into SixM, one thing is clear—GTA 6 will bring new opportunities for the modding community. Whether through official support or community-driven solutions, the world of FiveM-style multiplayer experiences is far from over.
