GTABoom reports that GTA 6's store listings now display age ratings across regions. In the United States the game carries an ESRB Mature 17+ rating with seven content descriptors, including strong sexual content, while Australia and New Zealand specifically mention sex scenes in their warnings.
The listings also carry an In-Game Purchases notice. That ESRB label is broad and can cover upgrades, DLC and season passes, so on its own it does not confirm microtransactions. The report ties it to Take-Two's earlier statement that the game launches without an online mode, and notes GTA 5 carried similar content warnings.
Why it matters: this is the clearest official signal yet of the game's content rating ahead of launch, and the purchases label is likely to fuel debate about post-launch monetization. It has no effect on prices, editions or the pre-order bonus window, so the tracker is unchanged.