There is no official GTA 6 PC release date. Any exact 2027 or 2028 date is speculation.
Rockstar's official GTA VI page identifies PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S and gives those consoles a November 19, 2026 launch date. It does not list Windows, Steam, Epic Games Store or the Rockstar Games Launcher.
This does not prove that a PC edition will never exist. It means a PC edition is outside the currently announced launch plan. We will change this page when Rockstar adds PC to its official platform list or publishes a separate announcement.
Could GTA 6 come to PC in 2027?
A 2027 PC release is a reasonable possibility discussed by players, but it is not a confirmed date. A later launch would be consistent with Rockstar's previous staggered releases, while the actual gap could be shorter or longer than those precedents.
What previous Rockstar releases tell us
| Game | Console to PC gap |
|---|---|
| Grand Theft Auto V | PC followed the original PS3/Xbox 360 release by roughly 19 months. |
| Red Dead Redemption 2 | PC followed the PS4/Xbox One release by roughly 13 months. |
These are context, not a formula. GTA VI uses different technology, targets different hardware and has its own commercial schedule. Averaging prior gaps may produce a plausible window, but not a reliable release date.
Are GTA 6 PC system requirements available?
No official minimum or recommended PC requirements have been published. Lists naming a specific CPU, GPU, RAM target or storage size are estimates unless they link to Rockstar's own support or store page.
Likewise, no official PC storefront, pricing, preload date or feature list exists yet. Our platform guide tracks the complete announced hardware list.
PC release FAQ
Is GTA 6 confirmed for PC?
Not yet. Rockstar currently lists only PS5 and Xbox Series X|S.
Will PC launch with consoles?
No simultaneous launch has been announced. The console release is November 19, 2026.
Is the GTA 6 PC release date in 2027?
2027 is an estimate, not an official date.
Are the leaked PC requirements real?
No official requirements are available, so current requirement lists should be treated as predictions.