The GTA VI PC version of Grand Theft Auto VI may arrive much sooner than Rockstar’s recent history would suggest. A report published today by GamesBeat claims the company plans to launch the PC version in the first quarter of 2027.
What the report says
GamesBeat cites four industry sources familiar with Rockstar Games’ plans. All requested anonymity. According to the article, the PC version would ship in the first three months of 2027 — meaning at most roughly four months after the console launch, set for November 19, 2026, on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
Rockstar did not respond to requests for comment before publication. The information therefore remains an unconfirmed report.
Why it stands out
The gap would be the shortest in Rockstar’s recent console-to-PC history. Grand Theft Auto V took about 19 months to reach PC. Red Dead Redemption 2 took a little over a year. A two-to-four-month window would mark a significant change of pace.
The report also frames the move around the scale of the project. With a budget speculated above $2 billion, Rockstar would have incentive to expand the player base quickly. The PC audience, though smaller than console in GTA V, represents a meaningful share of the market.
What has not been confirmed
- There is no official confirmation from Rockstar or Take-Two Interactive.
- No exact date within the first quarter has been given.
- There is no information on system requirements, PC-exclusive features, or the development status of the port.
The report has been covered by outlets including The Verge, Eurogamer, VGC, and Gematsu, all treating the information as unofficial.
Sources
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