GTA VI Accessibility: What Is Confirmed and How to Prepare
Rockstar has not published a full accessibility list for GTA VI on the pages we checked, so the honest answer today is that the in-game options are unknown. What you can do now is set up your console, controller and TV, so launch day goes smoothly.
Key takeaways
- In-game accessibility options: Unknown until published or checked in the game.
- Console-level settings are available now.
- Use the accessibility planner to keep track.
- We will update this page once we can verify the real options.
What is confirmed, and what is not
| Topic | Label |
|---|---|
| Release on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S | Confirmed |
| Subtitle options, text size, colour options | Unknown |
| Control remapping inside the game | Unknown |
| Aim assist settings | Unknown |
| Screen narration | Unknown |
What you can set up today
- Text and contrast: check console text size and contrast options.
- Buttons: check console button assignment or remapping, which can apply beyond one game.
- Audio: check your headset and TV sound output, and turn on TV captions if you use them for other apps.
- Hardware: set up any adaptive controller profile you use, and charge it.
- Display: use the display readiness checker for Game Mode and HDR.
On launch day
If you can, open the settings menu before you play for long. Note anything you could not change, because reports to Rockstar support are more useful when they name the option and your console.
Questions
Will GTA VI have a difficulty setting?
Unknown. We have not found a primary source.
Will you list every option after launch?
We plan to, and we will check each one in the released game before adding it.
Sources
Last checked 4 November 2026. Busy Tech Guy is not affiliated with Rockstar Games or Take-Two Interactive. See the GTA VI Launch Hub for the change log and correction policy.
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