GTA 6 Price: $79.99 Standard, $99.99 Ultimate

The price

GTA 6 launches at $79.99 for the Standard Edition and $99.99 for the Ultimate Edition in the US. Official Those figures come from Take-Two’s pre-order announcement, which was reported consistently by Variety and the Hollywood Reporter. Some outlets round the Ultimate price to $100.

We have not been able to open Take-Two’s press release itself, so we cite the outlets that quote it. If you are about to buy, the store page is the final word, because retailers can show different local prices.

Where the numbers fit

Eighty dollars is the figure that stood out for investors. Take-Two’s stock fell by nearly 3% after pre-orders opened, with the base price described as a disappointment to some on Wall Street (Yahoo Finance). That is market reaction, not the publisher’s reasoning, and we do not know why the price was set where it was.

For players, the practical point is simple: the premium edition costs twenty dollars more than the base game, and the question is what that twenty dollars buys. We cover that in Standard vs Ultimate.

Canadian pricing

CBC reported higher pricing in Canadian dollars, with a headline that cites a $110 price tag for the game (CBC). Official We do not list every regional price here. They change with exchange rates and store policies, so look at the PlayStation Store or Xbox Store for your country.

Will it get cheaper?

Do not count on a quick sale. According to press coverage of Take-Two’s earnings remarks, CEO Strauss Zelnick said there would be no discounts “for a very long time” after launch (IBTimes). Official That is a business statement, and businesses can change course, but it points in one direction.

What the pre-orders say about demand

Take-Two has not published unit numbers for pre-orders. What it did report was $1.39 billion in net bookings for its fiscal first quarter, a period that included part of the pre-order window, and the CEO called the start “exceptional” (TechRadar). Official

On the edition mix, the CEO said pre-orders are skewing to the premium edition (Notebookcheck). Official A figure of 89% for the Ultimate Edition is also circulating, but that is an analyst’s estimate, not a company number. Rumor / unconfirmed You may also see claims of tens of millions of pre-orders. Take-Two has not disclosed units, so we do not repeat those.

What is not known

• Price after launch: Nothing official beyond the no-discounts comment.
• Price of a PC version: There is no announced PC version. See the PC guide.
• Future paid add-ons: Rockstar’s page notes in-game purchases (Rockstar). Official It does not itemize them.

A short buying checklist

1. Decide whether you want the Ultimate content. Our editions guide lays out what is described.
2. Check the pre-order bonus deadline in the preorder guide, because sources disagree on the cutoff date.
3. Compare your store’s price at checkout. That is the number that counts.

We update this page if Take-Two or Rockstar change the price, and the figures in this article come from one place in our site data.