UK MPs are calling on Rockstar Games to be more transparent and cooperative amid an ongoing dispute over dismissals tied to the development of Grand Theft Auto 6. Several UK politicians respond to legal and labour arguments that began after Rockstar fired staff in autumn of last year. Rockstar says the firings were linked to the leaking of “confidential information” through a public forum. The IWGB Game Workers Union disputes that account and alleges union-busting. The legal proceedings between Rockstar and the union are still under way, with some MPs raising concerns about how the company has handled engagement during the process. According to reporting, the MPs accuse Rockstar of obstructing legal processes, including alleged “silence and closed doors,” and of refusing to properly engage with staff and their representatives and trade unions. The criticisms focus on transparency and participation in the ongoing legal battle rather than on any definitive outcome. The dispute therefore continues to hinge on competing claims: Rockstar’s explanation for the dismissals and the union’s allegation that the actions targeted union activity.