The excitement for Grand Theft Auto VI (GTA 6) has hit a snag for PC gamers. While the game is still on track for a Fall 2025 release on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S, a recent “correction” about the PC release date has left fans disappointed. Here’s what’s going on and why PC players might have to wait longer than expected.
What’s the Latest on GTA 6’s Release Date?
During Take-Two Interactive’s recent earnings call, it was confirmed that GTA VI is set to launch in Fall 2025—but only for consoles. This left PC gamers wondering when they’d get their hands on the highly anticipated title.
Corsair CEO Andrew Paul initially added fuel to the fire by suggesting a PC release in early 2026. However, Corsair later clarified that Paul’s statement was speculative and that the company has no insider knowledge about Rockstar’s plans.
Why Are PC Fans Worried?
The uncertainty around the PC release date has sparked concern among fans, especially given Rockstar’s history. When GTA V launched in 2013, PC players had to wait 19 months after the console release to play the game. Many fear a similar delay for GTA 6, leaving them in the dark for potentially another year or more.
What Does This Mean for Gamers?
- Console Players: If you own a PS5 or Xbox Series X/S, you’re in luck—GTA VI is still on track for Fall 2025.
- PC Players: Unfortunately, there’s no official word on when the game will arrive on PC. Fans are hoping Rockstar will break the silence soon, but for now, the wait continues.
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What’s Next?
With Rockstar and Take-Two remaining tight-lipped about the PC release, all fans can do is wait and hope for an official announcement. In the meantime, the gaming community is buzzing with speculation and theories about what the delay could mean.