Grand Theft Auto 6
Grand Theft Auto 6 finally launches this year (on consoles, anyway) after being delayed twice. Initially set to release in the fall of 2025, it was moved to May 2026, and then moved again to November 2026, which now puts it in the busy holiday release season. No PC release date has been announced yet, because Rockstar claims that console players are GTA's core audience. Despite that being demonstrably untrue, it is standard Rockstar practice to hold its PC versions for about a year after console release.
With the gameplay reveal finally out in the wild, the second half of 2026 is going to be jam packed with routine Vice City marketing in the leadup to what could be one of the biggest game launches of the decade.
- Release date: November 19, 2026 on consoles with an unknown PC release date.
- Setting: Vice City, Leonida, a modern day parody of Miami, Florida.
- Characters: Bonnie and Clyde-style duo Lucia and Jason lead the GTA 6 cast.
- Price: $80 standard edition and $100 Ultimate Edition
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Latest about Grand Theft Auto 6

By Tyler Wilde Last updated
Veggie Tales Someone is posting Grand Theft Auto 6 footage under the name "Cyberleek." They may not be anonymous for long.

By Andrea Shearon Last updated
Future Proof Next up: Final Fantasy Resonance and Phantom Blade Zero

By Andy Chalk Published
news This one's got a very different vibe than what we've seen previously.

By Andy Chalk Published
news Cyberleek promises not to reveal the ending of GTA 6, as long as Take-Two leaves them alone.

By Harvey Randall Published
News "We [could have] hit that schedule, but it won’t be the game we want to make."

By Andy Chalk Published
news If the rumored release window is accurate, it means the new GTA will hit PC just a few months after consoles—something almost unheard of from Rockstar.

By Jody Macgregor Published
News "Take-Two gets one way out: physical disks and a public apology."

By Tyler Wilde Published
news Cyberleek's back, this time with nude Jason riding a dirt bike.
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