GTA 6 PS5 price: how much will it cost?

Here is the honest answer: Rockstar has not announced the price of GTA 6 on PS5 yet Confirmed (no official price). The widely-repeated $70 to $80 standard figure is an estimate, built on a Take-Two leadership hint and on where the industry has landed for big releases, not an official number Leak / rumour. This page lays out the most likely pricing, flags every figure as unverified, and will switch to confirmed numbers the moment Rockstar reveals the price, which is likely to land alongside the pre-order announcement.

Aerial daytime view of Vice City in GTA 6, showing dense blocks, a basketball court and the distant downtown skyline
Vice City by day, the headline draw whatever GTA 6 ends up costing. © Rockstar Games

Where the "$70 to $80" figure comes from

Take-Two's leadership has talked publicly about pricing premium games to their value, which the press and fans read as a signal that GTA 6 could launch above the old $60 standard. Combined with recent first-party releases settling at $70, and some publishers testing $80 for flagship titles, that produced the commonly-cited $70 to $80 band.

To be clear about what that is:

  • It is an estimate based on a CEO hint and market trends, not a stated price Leak / rumour.
  • Rockstar could land at $70, at $80, or somewhere else entirely.
  • The real number arrives when pre-orders open, a date Rockstar has not yet announced.

Reported edition pricing

Leaks and speculation point to a tiered line-up, with figures that circulate widely but remain unverified:

Edition Reported price Status
Standard $69.99 to $79.99 Leak / rumour
Deluxe ~$89.99 Leak / rumour
Collector's ~$149.99 Leak / rumour

None of these are confirmed. The full breakdown of what each tier might include sits on the editions page, with the same clear labelling.

Price by region (illustrative)

Aerial night view of the Vice City skyline in GTA 6, with a lit Ferris wheel and waterfront
The Vice City skyline after dark, a dense night scene that leans on the PS5's GPU. © Rockstar Games

Because there is no official price, the figures below are illustrative conversions of the rumoured $70 standard, not announced regional pricing Leak / rumour. They show roughly what a $70 game tends to cost in each market once local pricing and tax norms are applied:

Region Likely standard price (illustrative)
United States $69.99 to $79.99
United Kingdom £64.99 to £69.99
Eurozone €69.99 to €79.99
Canada CA$89.99 to CA$99.99
Australia AU$109.99 to AU$124.99

Treat these as ballpark only. Currency, regional pricing policy and tax all shift the final figure, and Rockstar sets each market's price itself.

Will GTA 6 be worth the price?

That is a judgement call, but a few things are worth weighing. GTA V sold extraordinarily well across two console generations, and GTA 6 carries the same studio, the confirmed RAGE Engine and the Vice City / Leonida setting fans have wanted for years. If the rumoured premium pricing holds, it would still sit in the normal range for a flagship 2026 release.

If you want to budget precisely, also factor in a possible storage upgrade, since the rumoured install size is large, and whether a PS5 Pro is on your shopping list.

When will the price be confirmed?

The price typically locks when pre-orders open, and Rockstar has not announced that date yet Leak / rumour. We update this page to confirmed figures within hours of the reveal. Until then, anyone stating the GTA 6 PS5 price as fact is repeating a leak. Track the run-up from the home hub and the release-date page.

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