Grand Theft Auto VI (GTA 6) is officially confirmed for November 19, 2026 on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. The game was originally planned for 2025 and later for May 2026, but Rockstar Games delayed it to ensure the highest level of quality and polish.

The official price has not been confirmed by Rockstar yet. Leaked listings on digital storefronts have shown a placeholder price of around $79.99–$99.99 USD for the Standard Edition. Deluxe editions are expected between $119.99–$149.99 and a Collector's Edition could reach $200–$300+ with physical merchandise.

Yes — our platform allows you to reserve your digital copy of GTA VI at a special presale price before official early reservations open. We offer competitive pricing for both PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. Delivery is guaranteed on launch day, November 19, 2026.

GTA VI will not launch on PC on November 19, 2026. Following Rockstar's typical release pattern (as with GTA V and Red Dead Redemption 2), the PC version is expected 12 to 18 months after the console launch, likely in late 2027 or 2028.

No. GTA VI is a next-gen exclusive and will only be released on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. The game requires the power of current-generation hardware to run its massive open world of Leonida and Vice City.

GTA VI features two playable protagonists: Lucia Caminos, the franchise's first major female lead who has just been released from the Leonida Penitentiary, and Jason Duval, a former military man turned criminal working in the Leonida Keys. Together they form a Bonnie & Clyde-style criminal duo navigating Vice City's underworld.

GTA VI is set in the fictional state of Leonida, inspired by modern-day Florida. The story centers on Vice City, a reimagined version of Miami, along with surrounding areas including beaches, the Everglades, the Leonida Keys, and multiple urban districts. It is expected to be 2–2.5x larger than GTA V's map.

While Rockstar hasn't officially confirmed bonuses, industry insiders and leaks suggest early reservation incentives will include: exclusive in-game currency for GTA Online, unique vehicles or character skins, possible early access to online modes, and exclusive cosmetic content. Higher-tier editions are expected to include artbooks, maps of Leonida, and branded merchandise.

Leaks point to at least three editions: Standard Edition (~$79.99) with the base game; Deluxe/Digital Edition (~$99.99–$119.99) with bonus digital content and early GTA Online access; and a Collector's Edition ($150–$300+) with physical items like a Leonida map, artbook, steelbook, and exclusive in-game items.

Yes, GTA VI and GTA 6 refer to the same game — Grand Theft Auto VI, developed by Rockstar Games and published by Take-Two Interactive. It is the eighth main entry in the Grand Theft Auto series and the direct successor to GTA V (2013).

The file size is expected to exceed 300 GB, making it one of the largest games ever released. Built on an upgraded version of Rockstar's RAGE engine, GTA VI features ultra-realistic graphics, AI-powered NPCs, ray tracing, advanced weather systems, and vastly improved interior spaces. Official system requirements for PC have not been announced.

Yes. GTA VI will include a new online component widely referred to as GTA Online 2.0. Rumors suggest a shift toward a more persistent, MMORPG-like experience. Rockstar's GTA Online generated over $8 billion in revenue for GTA V, so the online mode is a core pillar of GTA VI as well.

GTA VI is estimated to have a development and marketing budget of $1–2 billion USD, making it the most expensive video game ever produced. Rockstar Games has been developing GTA VI since approximately 2014, following the release of GTA V.

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