Rockstar has completed development of Grand Theft Auto 6 and is now focused on polishing the game for release, Strauss Zelnick said.

The game is scheduled to launch worldwide on November 19, 2026, for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X; no PC version has been announced.

Early demand appears strong: PlayStation called GTA 6 the most pre-ordered game in PlayStation Store history, while Xbox reported similarly strong performance on the Microsoft Store.

Zelnick said pre-sales are far above Take-Two’s expectations but declined to share figures, saying the company does not want to declare victory before launch.

Rockstar confirmed the game will run at 30 FPS on PS5, PS5 Pro, Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S; PS5 Pro will also get visual enhancements, including PSSR and ray-traced shadows.

GTA 6 will support Xbox Cloud Gaming and PlayStation Remote Play, though the article says PC players appear to have no cloud-gaming option from either platform.

After GTA 6, Rockstar will move on to another project, Zelnick indicated during Take-Two’s November 9 financial-results call, but he offered no details or announcement.

Zelnick also declined to explain GTA Online’s future or address specific concerns about GTA 6’s longevity, while expressing confidence in the new game’s content.

A new version of GTA Online built around GTA 6’s gameplay and setting is one possibility, but Rockstar has not confirmed its plans or how current players might transition.

A successor to GTA Online is a plausible option given the current game’s success, though neither Rockstar nor Take-Two has confirmed a follow-up.

Rockstar could instead return to another established franchise or create something new; its last major single-player release was Red Dead Redemption 2 in 2018.