GTA 6: Release Date, Price, New Character And More

Is GTA 6 finally coming? That's big news for die-hard GTA fans who get fully immersed in this world where crime meets adrenaline-fueled action! Let's sort some of the rumours and discover a hint of the truth.

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Release Date

GTA 6, it has been claimed, would be releasing on September 17, 2025, but that has now been classifed as a false leak and a likely date is, as per all info available, the autumn of 2025. It is said it will be released first on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S. The PC version is rumoured to be set for 2026.

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System Requirements

Expected minimum PC requirements include Intel Core i7 8700K or AMD Ryzen 7 3700X CPU, Nvidia GTX 1080Ti or AMD Radeon RX 5700XT GPU, 8GB RAM, 150GB SSD storage, and Windows 10 with DirectX 12.

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Performance & Graphics

Running GTA 6 on higher settings will require even more powerful hardware, making it one of the most demanding games. The game, which is set in Vice City and its surrounding areas, may in its sixth edition feature a bigger open world than any previous GTA game apparently, according to some sources and a larger map.

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Playable Characters

Leaks suggest GTA 6 will have two main protagonists, including a female lead, marking a series first. GTA 6 is expected to have advanced AI-driven NPCs, creating a more realistic and more immersive open world.

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New Gameplay Mechanics

Rockstar Games may introduce enhanced physics, better driving mechanics, and destructible environments.

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VR & Ray Tracing

Some reports suggest GTA 6 may include VR support and advanced ray-tracing technology for realistic lighting. GTA 6 is being built specifically for next-gen consoles, meaning it won’t launch on PlayStation 4 or Xbox One.

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Price

Industry analyst Matthew Ball suggests GTA 6 could surpass $100, but Rockstar Games hasn’t officially confirmed the pricing.

 
 
 
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