According to Eurogamer, overnight we saw a fresh leak that, if true, makes the upcoming single-player campaign for GTA 6 feel like it could be a major time sink for completionists. The claim: the game reportedly contains 55 Trophies/Achievements at launch — more than either GTA 5 or Red Dead Redemption 2 had when they first released.
What Was Reported
Per Eurogamer, a now-deleted tweet from the (in)famous Rockstar dataminer TexFunz2 — which was re-posted by the Twitter account iGrandTheftAuto — appears to list 55 individual rewards tied to completing tasks and missions in GTA 6. At the time of the report, the specific challenges behind those trophies or achievements were not known.
Eurogamer also highlights that the base game launches without GTA Online, and so it seems these rewards will be for the single-player content only — an inference drawn in the piece. The report contrasts the number with previous Rockstar launches: GTA 5 launched with 51 Achievements/Trophies and Red Dead Redemption 2 launched with 52.
- 55 Trophies/Achievements — the reported count for GTA 6
- GTA 5 launched with 51
- Red Dead Redemption 2 launched with 52
The Source & Credibility
We should be cautious: the primary trace cited by Eurogamer is a deleted tweet from a dataminer, re-posted by another account. That chain of evidence means the claim is plausible but not confirmed. Take this with a pinch of salt — deleted social posts and re-posts are a common part of modern leaks, and they don’t automatically equal verification.
Eurogamer also ties the trophy count to the known fact (as reported) that the base game is launching without GTA Online, which is why the trophies are presumed to be single-player only. For context, the report reminds readers that GTA 5 did eventually receive more Achievements/Trophies once online content arrived — the total climbed to 78 after GTA Online added 27 challenges. That historical precedent is used to suggest GTA 6 could similarly expand its list in the future.
Other related claims mentioned by Eurogamer include that GTA Online is expected to drop sometime in 2027, per Twitch's CEO, and that players can expect a pre-load on 10th November with the final install size anticipated to be around 210GB. The report also repeats the striking notion that the final game is supposedly so big and dense that no single Rockstar employee has seen the entire game — meaning there could be many easter eggs and surprises inside.
What It Could Mean
If the 55 Trophies/Achievements figure holds up, completion hunters should brace for a substantial single-player undertaking. Both GTA 5 and Red Dead Redemption 2 were described in the report as time-consuming Platinum/100% targets, and Eurogamer notes we should "expect the same" here.
There’s also a reasonable path for the list to grow: as with GTA 5, post-launch additions tied to online content could expand the total trophy count later on. The report speculates that the trophy roster might rise whenever the PC version and/or GTA Online arrives for the new game — a point that echoes other recent rumours we've covered, including our earlier look at GTA 6 Allegedly Headed To PC Far Sooner Than Rockstar’s Usual Pace and the chatter around platform demand in GTA 6 Pre-Orders Lean Hard Toward PS5 — Xbox Exec Pushes Back.
Until concrete trophy lists surface or the game ships, we simply don’t know the difficulty or design intent behind these alleged 55 rewards. They could range from story milestones to absurdly fiddly collectibles — and we don't have the breakdown yet.
Why This Matters
For completionists and achievement hunters, trophy counts are an early signal of how much optional content and challenge a game might offer. According to Eurogamer, the reported jump to 55 Trophies/Achievements makes GTA 6 appear more generous at launch than recent Rockstar single-player releases, but it also suggests another potentially lengthy Platinum chase if the tasks are as demanding as past Rockstar entries.
Take this leak with a pinch of salt — it’s an intriguing detail for people tracking everything about GTA 6, but it is ultimately an unverified claim drawn from a deleted social post. If true, though, it’s another indicator that Rockstar’s next sandbox could be packed with content for players who like to collect and complete.
