Rockstar has not confirmed whether Grand Theft Auto VI will run at 60 fps on PlayStation 5. The official PS Store listing for the game, live since preorders opened on June 25, 2026, does not mention performance modes, frame rate targets, or resolution details. Nothing in the two trailers or the 26-minute Extended Look from August 27, 2026 addresses this either.
What is known is that GTA 6 launches November 19, 2026 on PS5 (including PS5 Pro) and Xbox Series X|S, digital only. The game is a single-player experience at launch, with no online mode announced. Sony has not published any special marketing tie-in beyond a month of GTA+ bundled with PS Store preorders, and that bonus says nothing about performance.
Expectations are mixed. Grand Theft Auto V ran at 30 fps on PS4 and PS4 Pro, and the PS5 version of that game offers 60 fps only in a separate, scaled-down mode. GTA 6 is a much larger and denser game, so a locked 60 fps on base PS5 would be a major technical achievement. Until Rockstar or Sony publishes a performance breakdown, treat 60 fps as unconfirmed. The safest assumption is 30 fps with a fidelity-first target, with a possible performance mode on PS5 Pro, but that is speculation, not fact.