Rockstar Games plans to release the PC version of Grand Theft Auto VI in the first quarter of 2027, according to four industry sources familiar with the studio’s plans. The window follows the game’s scheduled November 19, 2026, release on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S, and would be a much shorter console-to-PC gap than Grand Theft Auto V had. A PC release could also support role-playing servers and user-generated content, though Rockstar has not announced a PC date or an online launch date.
The first official preview of Take-Two’s “Grand Theft Auto 6” draws heavy demand, with Netflix and Twitch experiencing access or bandwidth issues when it appears. Newzoo estimates global preorders at $260 million and projects potential sales of $4.5 billion by launch week, while analysts describe themselves as bullish on Take-Two shares. Wells Fargo cautions that sustained gains depend partly on positive news about GTA Online and notes risks of weaker sales or a delayed launch.
