How we check facts
Official sources first, two independent sources for anything from inside the game, and a checked date on every page. When a number isn't official (a frame rate from an interview, a map size from a news report), the page says "reported" and names who reported it.
Checked 2026-11-10.
1. Official sources first
Release times, pre-load size and editions come from Rockstar Games (its GTA VI site, Newswire, support pages and store). Console settings come from PlayStation and Xbox support. Ratings come from the ESRB; internet guidance from the FCC.
2. "Reported" is labeled
Some useful facts only exist in interviews or analysis, such as GTA 6's 30 fps on consoles or Digital Foundry's resolution estimates. We include them when several reputable outlets agree, always marked as reported, with the source linked.
3. In-game facts: two sources, with timestamps
After launch, our guides are built from what players and creators show in the game. Every fact needs at least two independent sources, and YouTube sources are cited with the exact second that shows it, so anyone can check. Our site's build refuses a guide that breaks these rules.
4. Every page is dated
Each page shows when it was last checked, and in-game guides also say which console and version they were checked on. When Rockstar updates something, we update the page and the date.
5. What we don't do
- Publish rumors as facts or invent numbers.
- Copy other sites' text or re-post creators' videos as our own; we cite and embed them.
- Take payment for recommendations. The site is supported by ads, which are labeled.
Found a mistake?
Tell us through toyoni.com and we'll fix it and update the checked date.
Questions
Where does GTA 6 Toolkit get its information?
Official sources first: Rockstar Games (its site, Newswire and support pages), PlayStation and Xbox support, the ESRB and the FCC. Anything not from an official source is labeled as reported and names the outlet.
How are in-game guides checked?
Every in-game fact needs at least two independent sources, such as two creators' videos or a video and an outlet. YouTube sources are cited with the exact timestamp that shows the fact, and the guide shows the date and platform it was checked on.
Is GTA 6 Toolkit affiliated with Rockstar Games?
No. It's an unofficial fan site. Grand Theft Auto and GTA are trademarks of Take-Two Interactive; official artwork is credited to Rockstar Games.