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The ‘GTA 6’ PC Release Date Window Revealed, Says New Report - Yahoo Tech

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I do not find it terribly amusing that Rockstar is one of the only third-party AAA (AAAA?) developers to release Grand Theft Auto 6 only on console without a PC companion release, but according to a new report, we may not have to wait all that long for GTA 6 to make it to that platform. A new report from GamesBeat says that the PC version of GTA 6 will arrive within the first quarter of 2027, so January through March. Rockstar, of course, has not commented on this, but it would be extremely close to the game's November 19, 2026 release, and would reach the platform far more quickly than we saw with GTA 5GTA 5 released on September 17, 2013 on PS3 and Xbox 360. It did not come to PC until April 14, 2015, 19 months later. If this report pans out, we're talking about a potential 2-4 month gap instead. What's changed? Well, the PC market is enormous and has only grown larger over the last 13 years, with Steam hitting new concurrent playercounts monthly. Rockstar may see pros and cons here. Pros: With separate releases it can always count on many players double-dipping by purchasing on both consoles. Cons: It could lower initial sales if players are waiting for the PC release instead.

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