According to an investigation by GamesBeat, GTA 6 may be available for PC in the first quarter of 2027. The publication claims to have received this estimate from four industry sources who are aware of Rockstar Games' plans. If this projection is confirmed, the computer version would come out only a few months after the console releases.
This news was released this Tuesday, October 13. Although the game's official page maintains the November 19, 2026 date for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S consoles, it does not specify a date for PC.
The period mentioned in the report covers January to March 2027, without an exact day defined. This forecast, also reported by Eurogamer, would indicate a significantly shorter waiting period compared to GTA 5. The previous installment in the franchise was released on consoles in September 2013 and only reached PC in April 2015, with a gap of approximately one year and seven months.
The schedule for the highly anticipated game has undergone several changes. Initially announced for 2025, the title was moved to May 26, 2026, and subsequently postponed to November 19. Rockstar justified these delays by citing the need for more time to ensure the expected quality of the game, which is why the PC release window should be considered a rumor.
The possibility of playing GTA 6 on the computer has also gained relevance through cloud streaming. An article from The Verge had suggested an agreement that would allow access via Xbox Cloud Gaming at launch. However, shortly after, Microsoft refuted the idea of exclusivity and streaming to computers. Matthew Ball, Xbox Strategy Director, stated that the game would not have exclusive streaming or be streamed to PCs at the time of launch.
