We finally know the official GTA 6 price ahead of pre-orders — it's expensive, but not as bad as some had expected

Developer Rockstar Games has announced the price of Grand Theft Auto 6

The standard edition will cost $79.99

The Ultimate Edition will be available for $99.99

Developer Rockstar Games has announced the price of the highly anticipated upcoming game Grand Theft Auto 6, and it's not as bad as some were expecting.

A new press release states that the standard edition of the game will retail for $79.99 (which presumably means a £79.99 price point in the UK). The more premium Ultimate Edition will then cost $99.99 and come with some digital bonus content.

As per the official Rockstar site, Ultimate Edition buyers will get their hands on an "exclusive collection" of in-game items including a selection of unique vehicles, matching revolvers for the protagonist duo, bonus customization options for guns, vehicles, and clothing, and more.

Anyone who purchases either edition before November 20, 2026 will get their hands on the Vintage Vice City Pack downloadable content (DLC) as well. The nets you the '55 Vapid Stanier sedan vehicle, a garage on Ocean Beach, and some retro outfits and hairstyles for the two playable characters. This is on top of a charming weapon pattern inspired by Vice City hero Tommy Vercetti's iconic shirt.

Grand Theft Auto 6 is set to release on November 19, 2026 for PS5 and Xbox Series X and Series S.

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