Take-Two Interactive has officially unveiled a massive roadmap featuring dozens of upcoming games, sequels, and remakes scheduled to launch before the end of fiscal year 2029. According to the company’s financial report, the publisher plans to release 29 separate projects, marking a significant shift from its traditional strategy focused on a small number of long-lasting blockbuster titles.
In the past, the company mainly relied on major franchises such as Grand Theft Auto V and NBA 2K to generate recurring revenue. During its May 2026 financial meeting, Take-Two reported $1.58 billion in revenue, surpassing analyst expectations. CEO Strauss Zelnick stated that legacy live-service titles continue to perform far better and longer than originally expected. Despite strong earnings, the company’s stock declined due to cautious revenue projections for fiscal year 2027.
The core of the new strategy revolves around 15 releases connected to the publisher’s biggest franchises. This includes eight full sequels and seven remakes, remasters, or platform re-releases. The centerpiece of the lineup is Grand Theft Auto VI, officially scheduled to launch on November 19.
Fans are already speculating about which classic games could receive modern upgrades. Many hope for a current-generation version of Red Dead Redemption 2 with higher frame rates, a modern console port of Max Payne 3, or the rumored return of Grand Theft Auto IV. There are also rumors that Mafia II could receive a full visual remake from Hangar 13. Meanwhile, Remedy Entertainment is already working with Rockstar Games on remakes of the first two Max Payne titles.
In addition to its established franchises, the company plans to release three completely new IPs:
Take-Two is also continuing to expand its sports and mobile gaming divisions. The roadmap includes future entries in NBA 2K, WWE 2K, and PGA Tour 2K. Through Zynga, the company is also planning three mobile titles, including the already announced CSR 3.
Take-Two emphasized that the roadmap remains flexible and subject to change. Some projects could be delayed or canceled if they fail to meet internal quality standards. The company is also exploring new technologies to reduce development costs, including potential AI implementation. Ultimately, the publisher aims to diversify its portfolio and reduce reliance on Rockstar Games alone.
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