Grand Theft Auto VI is set to launch on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S on November 19, 2026, but Rockstar has not announced a PC release or a new version of GTA Online.

For now, Rockstar is focused on the console launch, and Take-Two has not disclosed plans for a PC edition.

Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick said platform and edition announcements are for the company’s labels to make, leaving the PC question to Rockstar Games.

Zelnick said PC and console experiences are generally similar and that PC hardware capabilities are not materially different from consoles.

The discussion came after an analyst asked about PC players’ distinct engagement with GTA, including roleplay servers, and whether Take-Two might narrow the gap between platforms.

PC mods have helped sustain Grand Theft Auto V’s popularity, and Take-Two acquired FiveM, the multiplayer mod behind many roleplay servers.

Zelnick described FiveM as profitable and said Take-Two is not firmly opposed to modding, but did not clarify the company’s broader plans for modding or monetization.

Rockstar’s updated modding guidelines have fueled speculation about a PC version, but they do not confirm one.

Reports have suggested a PC release could follow the console launch by a few months, though Rockstar’s Red Dead Redemption 2 PC edition arrived a year after its console debut.

Grand Theft Auto V’s PC version arrived 19 months after its original console release, adding to concerns that GTA VI players could face a lengthy wait.

Zelnick said GTA VI pre-orders have exceeded Take-Two’s expectations; a Sensor Tower report cited in the article estimated 9.69 million pre-orders and $942 million in revenue, surpassing Cyberpunk 2077’s reported 8 million pre-orders.

Rockstar’s platform update highlights PlayStation 5 and Xbox features but does not mention PC, while noting that the game can be streamed to Xbox One through cloud gaming.