The Epsilon Program, the mock religious group in Rockstar's Grand Theft Auto series, is back again. After some brief activity towards the end of 2012, the cult — wait, they are no longer considered a ...

Remember the Epsilon Program, Rockstar’s viral marketing campaign for Grand Theft Auto V? Well, since the mysterious website originally kicked off alongside the official Twitter feed, things have been ...

Epsilon Energy Ltd. announced a new share repurchase program for up to 2.2 million shares, aimed at enhancing shareholder value. Epsilon Energy Ltd. announced the termination of its previous share ...

Martech company Epsilon will use Comscore’s Proximic contextual targeting tools to create performance-based, personalized digital media campaigns, the companies announced. Using Proximic’s natural ...

A new batch of GTA Online Player-Created Jobs have been posted, and each was inspired by the in-game cult, the Epsilon Program. Wondering what GTA 6 releasing will mean for GTA Online? Take-Two's CEO ...

HOUSTON, Feb. 13, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Epsilon Energy Ltd. (“Epsilon” or the “Company”) (NASDAQ: EPSN) today announced that its Board of Directors terminated and revoked authority under the normal ...

GTA 5 didn't get dated at Take-Two's investor call last night, but Rockstar Games has updated the Epsilon Program site - home to the biggest religious cult in San Andreas. There's also a Twitter that ...

With Grand Theft Auto V arriving this autumn, Rockstar Games have given us an insight into the game’s religion: The Epsilon Program. You can expect Rockstar’s usual wit and cynicism here. So what is ...

Rockstar has posted a new Grand Theft Auto V tease related to The Epsilon Program. In a blog post, Rockstar writes that “The Epsilon Program does not exist in just one time or place. We invite you to ...

Upon further inspection I found this website, that appears to be giving us religious propaganda, this really is nothing new with a GTA game, if you have played one you would know that they are very ...

A Twitter account for something called the "Epsilon Program" has materialized in the past few days, linking off to a freaky (and annoying) website for a pseudo-religion called "KIFFLOM", registered by ...