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Everything we know about GTA 6

Rockstar has given a date, two platforms and very little else. This page tracks what is actually confirmed, what is still a rumor and what nobody has announced at all.

Grand Theft Auto VI

November 19, 2026

73 Days
10 Hours
02 Minutes
49 Seconds

Counted from midnight UTC on release day · source Rockstar Newswire

Where each fact stands right now

Updated whenever a source changes
What Where it stands Status
Release date November 19, 2026 Confirmed
Platforms at launch PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S Confirmed
Multiplayer at launch Single player only Confirmed
Pre-orders opened June 25, 2026 Confirmed
Standard edition price No edition pricing has been announced. Unknown
PC release date Rockstar has not announced a PC date. Unknown

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When GTA 6 comes out

The date is November 19, 2026, and it is the only launch detail Rockstar has committed to in public. It has moved twice, which is why the history of the delays is worth reading before you plan anything around it. If it moves again, the change lands on the release date page first.

Which machines will run it

At launch the game is a console release on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S. There is no last-generation version and, so far, no PC version either — Rockstar has not announced a PC date. That gap is tracked in full on the PC page, alongside how long the wait ran for the previous game. The console side is broken down on the platforms page.

What it will cost

No edition pricing has been announced. Every figure circulating right now traces back to a retailer placeholder or an analyst note, not to Rockstar, so none of it appears here as a fact. When an edition and a number are announced, they go on the price page with the source attached.

How this site handles what is not confirmed

Every claim on JoyrideBay carries one of three labels. Confirmed means it came from Rockstar, Take-Two or a platform holder, and the link is on the page. Rumored means someone credible published it and we say who. Unknown means nobody has said, and we leave the hole visible instead of filling it with a guess. The full method is in the editorial policy, and the news feed follows the same rules.

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