GTA 6 PC Release Date Revealed: Gamers Won’t Have to Wait Long

New information has emerged about the PC version of Rockstar Games’ highly anticipated GTA 6. According to a claim by GamesBeat, the game could arrive on PC much sooner than expected.

Citing four sources in the gaming industry, the publication reports that Rockstar plans to release the PC version of GTA 6 in the first quarter of 2027, between January and March. However, Rockstar Games and its owner, Take-Two Interactive, have not yet officially confirmed this information.

Under the current plan, GTA 6 is expected to go on sale for the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S consoles on November 19, 2026. If the new claim is accurate, PC users will be able to join the game just a few months after console players.

This differs significantly from Rockstar’s previous release strategy. GTA 5 was first released for consoles in September 2013, while the PC version did not arrive until April 2015. As a result, PC gamers had to wait about 19 months.

The earlier release of the PC version of GTA 6 could also be related to the game’s multiplayer mode. Rockstar has not yet officially announced a new GTA Online mode for GTA 6. However, Twitch CEO Dan Clancy previously said that the multiplayer mode would launch in 2027.

Releasing the new online mode around the same time as the PC version could be significant for role-playing servers and user-generated content.

The exact release date and system requirements for the PC version of GTA 6 have not yet been announced. Therefore, the information pointing to the first quarter of 2027 should be treated as a claim until it is officially confirmed.