GTA 6, answered
Will GTA 6 be on PC?
Short answer
Not on 19 November 2026, and no PC version has been announced at all. There is no date, no store page and no system requirements — only Rockstar's history of bringing GTA to PC later.
Sources last checked 23 September 2026
GTA 6 is not on PC at launch, and no PC version has been announced: every piece of official material lists PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S and nothing else. That answer has not moved in nearly three years, from the first trailer to the pre-order announcement.
What has actually been said
- Rockstar has never announced a PC version. Not a date, not a window, not a store page, not a system requirements sheet. Its product page, checked on 23 September 2026, names the two consoles and no PC.
- Take-Two named the two console platforms in its pre-order announcement of 24 June 2026 and named no third one.
- The storefronts sell console editions. The US PlayStation Store lists the PS5 version; nothing lists a PC one.
So what about “GTA 6 system requirements”?
There are none. Any table of recommended GPUs and RAM you find for GTA 6 is invented, because the requirements for a PC version of an unannounced PC game cannot exist. That is worth stating plainly: this is one of the most confidently fabricated subjects in the whole pre-launch period, which is why our system requirements page exists: so the search has an honest answer.
What precedent suggests, and why that is not an answer
Rockstar has brought its last two flagship games to PC after the console release, and both dates are on its own Newswire. Grand Theft Auto V arrived on PC on 14 April 2015, roughly nineteen months after its console launch in September 2013. Red Dead Redemption 2 reached PC on 5 November 2019, just over a year after its console release. Those are facts about the past.
They are not a plan. A pattern with two entries is not a commitment, Rockstar has never said it intends to repeat it, and the gap between those two releases was already shrinking in a way that could go either direction. Anyone giving you a specific 2027 date for a PC version is reasoning from those two numbers and presenting it as news.
The question underneath: should you wait?
If you own a console, the only thing waiting buys you is the possibility of a version that has not been announced, on a date nobody can give you. If you own only a PC, there is nothing to buy, and no honest page can tell you when there will be. What can be said is where the announcement would come from, the Rockstar Newswire, and what it would look like: a date or a window, a storefront, and a requirements sheet from Rockstar rather than from a site that made one up. Until all three exist, a “PC version” is a sentence about the past two games.
What we do not know
- Whether a PC version exists in any form.
- Any date, window, or storefront.
- Any hardware requirement.
- Whether crossplay would be part of it, since no multiplayer has been announced at all.
When a PC version is announced, it will be announced on the Rockstar Newswire, and this page will say so the same day.
Where this comes from
Every claim above rests on one of these. Anything marked the platform holder is Sony or Microsoft describing their own store or hardware, not Rockstar. Anything marked reported is somebody else telling us what Rockstar said, and is treated as weaker than Rockstar saying it.