Supposedly, Rockstar Games is planning to shift its focus on single-player DLCs for Grand Theft Auto 6, as per a reliable insider.
The concept of DLC isn't new to the Grand Theft Auto series, as we've seen with the very successful DLC released for GTA 4. Grand Theft Auto 4 received an expanded experience with The Lost and Damned and The Ballad of Gay Tony single-player DLCs. The DLCs featured new playable characters, brand new stories, and gameplay features.
Fans expected Grand Theft Auto 5 to get the same love for single-player, but it never came to light, albeit it was apparently planned by Rockstar Games. Yes, Rockstar Games did intend on introducing post-launch single-player content for the story mode beyond heists, but GTA Online took off and became incredibly popular, so the studio focused on that instead.
GTA 5 was originally supposed to receive a substantial amount of post-launch content, which was scrapped in favor of the highly sought-after GTA Online.
Considering the success of GTA Online, the next installment of GTA's multiplayer component will certainly receive the same amount of attention and resources. However, according to a reliable insider, Tez2, GTA 6 will get some single-player DLC too.
In a post on GTA Forums, Tez2 states that GTA 6 DLC will be handled the same way that Rockstar Games intended to handle GTA 5 single-player DLC. Tez2 states that single-player DLC for GTA 5 was already under development before the game's release, along with the Liberty City port. They were both scrapped in 2015.
