GTA 6 is reportedly coming to PC in early 2027
GamesBeat, citing sources, reports that Rockstar plans to release Grand Theft Auto 6 on PC in the first quarter of 2027. If accurate, the PC launch would follow the game’s planned 19 November release on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S by only a few months, giving PC players access to Jason and Lucia’s story sooner than they did with GTA 5.
GTA 5 arrived on PC in April 2015, about 19 months after its September 2013 console debut. GTA 6’s reported PC timing could affect other games scheduled for early 2027, though the article says it is unclear when the game’s online mode will launch. Twitch chief executive Dan Clancy has said it will arrive next year; the article also notes that GTA 5’s popular roleplaying mods are PC-only.
- GTA 6 reportedly reaches PC in early 2027.
- The console release is planned for 19 November.
- The timing of its online mode remains unclear.
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Grand Theft Auto is Rockstar Games’ crime-adventure series, set in fictional cities where players follow characters through a story and can explore the world freely. GTA 6 centres on Jason and Lucia and is set in Leonida, a fictional state inspired by Florida.
Rockstar has previously released its main games on consoles before bringing them to PC. GTA 5 reached PC around 19 months after its console debut, and its PC version became known for player-made roleplaying servers, which let people act out characters in a shared online world. The timing of GTA 6’s PC release matters to PC players and to other games due around the same period; the timing of its online mode is a separate question.