ⓘ Rockstar Games – edited
GTA 6 is now officially launching on November 19 this year, as per Take-Two.
Take-Two’s Q4 earnings confirm GTA VI launches November 19, 2026 — and with $8B+ projected for FY2027 hinging on it, a delay is no longer a realistic option. The money is on the line, and the date looks to be locked.
After years of waiting and one high-profile delay, Grand Theft Auto VI‘s launch date is now cemented: November 19, 2026. Take-Two Interactive confirmed the date in its official Q4 fiscal year 2026 earnings report (published May 21), and the company’s financial projections make clear this is not a placeholder.
Take-Two’s initial outlook for fiscal year 2027 projects Net Bookings of $8.0 to $8.2 billion, a roughly 20% jump over the $6.72 billion the company posted this year. CEO Strauss Zelnick explicitly named the November 19th launch as the primary engine behind that forecast. He referred to the upcoming year one that will “establish new record levels of operating performance.” That kind of forward guidance, which has now been disclosed to investors and regulators, will carry consequences if it proves wrong — which makes a sudden delay far less likely than it has ever been.
The fiscal health backing the launch is solid. Take-Two exceeded its own Q4 guidance — the company reported $1.58 billion in quarterly Net Bookings. Full-year revenue rose 18% to $6.66 billion, driven by NBA 2K, GTA Online, and mobile titles from Zynga. The company also cleared $1.1 billion in short-term debt during the year. It improved its balance sheet ahead of what it expects to be a “landmark release.”
GTA 6 is confirmed exclusively for PS5 (curr. $475 for a renewed unit) and Xbox Series X|S at launch, with no PC release announced.
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