Grand Theft Auto VI reportedly has 55 achievements, a few more than the 50 trophies GTA 5 launched with on PS3 or the 52 in Red Dead Redemption 2. The figure comes from Tex2, a well-known GTA community dataminer, in a line relayed through the GTAForums launch thread: “VI has 55 configured achievements. 54 of them range from 1 to 54, while one is set to 1000.” Rockstar has not confirmed the number, and no official list exists yet.
Tex2 suggested the 1000 entry could be a reward for completing every other achievement, or a placeholder for an Xbox Mythic achievement. An X account called PlayStation Game Size then put the PS5 count at 55 trophies including the Platinum, according to posts on Reddit. One of those posts, with more than 600 upvotes, called the count confirmed. It isn’t: neither claim comes from Rockstar, Sony or Microsoft, and the quoted line doesn’t say where the data was pulled from.
GTA 5 launched with 50 trophies and Red Dead 2 with 52
Red Dead Redemption 2 has 51 achievements on Xbox and 52 trophies on PlayStation, the extra one being the Platinum. GTA 5 started with 49 achievements on Xbox 360 and 50 trophies on PS3, and the enhanced versions added one more to each. DLC later took GTA 5 to 77 achievements on Xbox and PC and 78 trophies on PS4 and PS5.
So 55 would be a small step up from Rockstar’s last two launches, not a leap. The more useful detail is the pattern: in both games the PlayStation list is one longer than the Xbox list, because the Platinum has no achievement counterpart on Xbox. A matching 55 on both platforms would break that pattern, unless the 1000 entry is the slot that becomes the Platinum on PS5. That is our reading, and the leak doesn’t settle it.
Values of 1 to 54 would add up to 1,485 Gamerscore
The quoted line never uses the word Gamerscore, and the arithmetic argues against reading it that way. Numbers 1 through 54 sum to 1,485, before counting the entry set to 1000. The base lists for both GTA 5 and Red Dead Redemption 2 total exactly 1,000 Gamerscore. A sequence running neatly from 1 to 54 looks more like ID numbers for each achievement than point values, which would make 1000 an ID as well.
The Mythic theory is also shaky. Xbox’s announcement describes Mythic as a status earned by completing all of a game’s original achievements, announced for Xbox Insiders in September. It doesn’t say developers configure a Mythic entry or that it awards Gamerscore.
Both earlier lists held 17 online entries
The count alone can’t tell you how much of GTA 6 you would need to finish. Red Dead Redemption 2’s 51 entries split into 34 for the story and 17 for Red Dead Online. GTA 5’s 50 base entries include 17 labelled GTA Online, leaving 33 elsewhere. Those online entries sat in the main list, and in both games the Platinum requires them.
Rockstar’s pre-order announcement calls GTA 6 “a single-player experience,” and it hasn’t detailed any online plans. If all 55 are single-player, that is about 20 above either game’s non-online total. If some are reserved for online, the list looks much like the last two. Nothing in the leak says which. Trophy hunters on r/PS5 are watching that point closely. “There’s nothing that turns me off from trophy hunting more than having online trophies,” one wrote.
Tex2 flagged Take-Two domains in September 2025
Tex2, who posts on X as TexFunz2 and was previously known as Tez2, is a familiar name in GTA datamining. The clearest documented example is from September 8, 2025, when Tex2 published a set of domains registered on May 27, 2025 under Take-Two’s nameservers, including leonidagov.org and what-up.app. A day later Tex2 wrote: “Take-Two/Rockstar responded pretty quick. All the domains listed within the post are no longer tied to their name servers anymore.” We found no Rockstar confirmation of what those domains were for. Domain registrations are public records, so this shows Tex2 watches Rockstar’s footprint closely. It doesn’t establish a record of accuracy on game content, and we couldn’t verify one.
Rockstar has published no trophy names as of November 8
An Xbox achievement tracker still showed an empty GTA 6 page on November 8, and we found no official PlayStation list. Rockstar’s November 3 Newswire post covers pre-loading but doesn’t mention trophies or achievements. Tex2’s line contains no achievement names either, so any list of 55 titles you see circulating isn’t from this leak. Treat those as unverified until the official list appears.
The wait for an answer is short. Pre-loading starts November 10 and the game launches November 19 on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. Rockstar says the pre-load needs up to 212 GB depending on device, and the Xbox download is 225 GB.
