Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick recently announced that GTA 6 will launch on November 19, 2026, after a delay from its original May release date. The game will be available for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S, with the PC version expected by the end of 2027.
In discussing game pricing, Zelnick hinted that the cost of GTA 6 would be fair, although he did not specify an exact amount. Historically, major game releases have priced between $60 to $70, but some analysts speculate that the price could reach up to $100 given the anticipated scale and production quality of GTA 6.
The map for GTA 6 is set to feature Vice City, which is rumored to be the largest in the series’ history. This expansive open-world design aims to enhance player experience significantly, aligning with Rockstar Games’ reputation for immersive gameplay.
GTA 6 is currently available for wishlisting on Xbox and PlayStation stores. The excitement surrounding the game has already led to projections of around $1 billion in pre-order sales, showcasing strong consumer interest.
The first trailer for GTA 6 initially set a release year of 2025, but this was later revised to November 2026. Zelnick expressed support for Rockstar Games taking additional time to perfect their creative vision for this highly anticipated title.
While fans eagerly await more details, uncertainties remain regarding the exact pricing structure and the official PC release date. As such, gamers are keenly watching for further announcements from Take-Two and Rockstar Games.
