Rockstar Games has set 25 June as the day Grand Theft Auto VI pre-orders go live, alongside the first official art and cover for the game. The company says buyers will be able to reserve GTA 6 through digital storefronts and selected retailers, but it still hasn’t said what it will cost – a conspicuous omission for one of the most anticipated launches in gaming.
For now, the confirmed platforms remain PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. PC is still missing from the official list, which will annoy some players and barely surprise anyone: Rockstar has long treated its biggest releases like a console-first event, then let the rest of the market wait and grumble.
GTA 6 pre-order details confirmed by Rockstar
- Pre-orders begin: 25 June
- Confirmed platforms: PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S
- Release date: 19 November 2026
- Price: not yet disclosed
The timing is interesting because Rockstar is moving from silence to controlled drip-feed promotion: first the artwork, then the pre-order window, and eventually the price. That sequence has become standard for blockbuster games trying to manage demand before anyone starts complaining about editions, bonuses, or a premium collector’s box the size of a microwave.
Why the missing GTA 6 price matters
Rockstar’s pricing decision will be watched closely because GTA VI is not just another sequel; it is the game other publishers will use as a reference point whether they admit it or not. With the release set for 19 November 2026 and pre-orders opening months ahead of launch, the company has plenty of room to shape expectations – and possibly test how much goodwill the franchise can still cash in.
The bigger question is whether this first wave of orders is mostly about enthusiasm or about locking in day-one revenue before the inevitable internet debate over price tags begins. Either way, 25 June is the first date on the calendar that matters, and the rest of the industry will be watching the checkout buttons very closely.