Rockstar Games revealed that development of GTA 6 is “well underway” as part of a broader update on the GTA franchise via Rockstar Wire.

A hacker illegally accessed and published more than 90 in-development GTA 6 screenshots and videos in one of the biggest leaks of all time.

The first trailer for GTA 6 landed early after another leak, revealing a return to Vice City, as well as protagonists Jason and Lucia.

The 2025 release window shifted into 2026, with Rockstar promising the delay would help the studio deliver the quality players deserve.

The second GTA 6 trailer landed and instantly became the most-watched game trailer in history, offering an in-depth look at Leonida.

As the end of 2025 approached, Rockstar delayed GTA 6 once again to polish the game further, this time into November 2026.

Rockstar revealed that GTA 6 pre-orders would begin on June 25, 2026, and gave us a first look at the cover art.

Rockstar confirmed that GTA 6 would cost $80 for the Standard Edition and $100 for the Ultimate Edition on PS5 and Xbox.

GTA 6 pre-orders finally opened to the public, with retailers struggling to keep stock of the Standard Edition across the first 24 hours.

Rockstar revealed that it had partnered with Netflix to deliver an exclusive deep-dive into the world, characters, and action of GTA 6.

GTA 6: An Extended Look hits Netflix. The 27-minute showcase topped the Netflix English language film chart in 87 countries.

Players who pre-ordered the Standard and Ultimate Editions of GTA 6 have the opportunity to pre-load the game a full week early.

After years of rumor and speculation, the most anticipated video game of all time finally arrives as GTA 6 releases on PS5 and Xbox Series X.