Grand Theft Auto VI has not launched, so there are no official sales or revenue figures to report. The game releases worldwide on November 19, 2026, and pre-orders opened on June 25, 2026, but Rockstar and Take-Two have not disclosed any pre-order numbers or dollar amounts. Any claim about GTA 6 “making” money before launch is speculation.
What is known is pricing: the Standard digital edition costs $79.99, and the Ultimate edition costs $99.99. There is no physical disc, only digital purchase. Pre-order bonuses include the Vintage Vice City Pack for Standard pre-orders placed before November 20, plus a month of GTA+ for PlayStation Store orders.
Take-Two typically reports net bookings and sales figures in quarterly earnings calls, so the first official revenue data for GTA 6 would likely appear in early 2027, covering the holiday 2026 sales window. Until then, expect analyst estimates and third-party tracking, not confirmed numbers. The game is single-player only at launch, with no separate online mode announced, so initial revenue will come solely from game sales and any Ultimate edition upgrades.