Steven Ogg, better known to millions of fans around the world as Trevor Grand Theft Auto 5, said that he feels “absolutely nothing” in GTA 6 – even though Rockstar suggested that it would be the biggest video game of all time.
Why indifference? OGG, he says, has never been a video game fan. Still, during a conversation with YouTuber HarrisonshippIt is surprising that the actor is so unknown about the franchise that brought him worship around the world.
“I feel nothing inside. I’m not a player,” said Ogg, standing before the works of GTA 5 at a recent convention, during which he appeared with other GTA 5 stars, Ned Luke (Michael) and Shawn “Solo” Fonteno (Franklin) to meet fans. “I have never played a video game, so I feel absolutely nothing,” he continued.
“I think that someone said yesterday at some point:” You should play in GTA 5, “continued Ogg. “I said,” Why? “They said,” Because it is so great. ” And I said, “Well, one day you should read Dostoevsky’s crime and punishment,” and he went completely empty. “
Although this is not the player himself, OGG had previously discussed his work on GTA-in this canceled history of Rockstar Centric DLC, which was abandoned for more GTA online content. Ogg also suggested that he would like to appear in GTA 6, if only to be killed at its opening – as a nod to his own murder of Trevor GTA 4: The Lost and the Damned hero Johnny Klebitz.
For the rest of us, only eight months remain until the arrival of GTA 6, the first new game in Blockbuster Series Rockstar for over a decade. The game is currently to be launched on May 26, 2026 – unless it is again delayed. In the meantime, do you fancy a GTA College history course? There is one that you can now subscribe. Or, alternatively, there is always crime and punishment in which they got stuck.
Tom Phillips is the editor of Ign. You can reach Tom at tom_phillips@ign.com or find him on BlueSky @tomphillipseg.bsky.Social
