Rockstar Games has confirmed the preorder date for Grand Theft Auto VI. Preorders will begin on June 25, giving fans a chance to reserve the game before launch. In the first stage, the order process will be available only on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S. PC players will have to wait, because Rockstar has not shared a clear preorder date or release date for that version. The company says the game is planned for November 19, 2026. With that timetable in place, the preorder window is now the next major step for the long-awaited title.
Rockstar Sets GTA 6 Preorder Date
Rockstar Games has announced that GTA 6 preorders will open on June 25. The first wave will include only PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S users. A PC preorder date has not been confirmed. The game is still planned for November 19, 2026.

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