Rockstar Games has revealed the release date of the PC edition of Grand Theft Auto VI (GTA 6).
According to media reports, Rockstar Games could release the PC edition of Grand Theft Auto VI (GTA 6) by the end of March 2027.
The company is reportedly targeting the first quarter of 2027 for the PC release, although Rockstar has not officially confirmed the timeline.
If the reported schedule holds, PC players could face a shorter wait for the game than they did for some of the developer’s previous major releases.
Grand Theft Auto V arrived on PC almost two years after its console launch, while Red Dead Redemption 2 took more than a year to reach the platform.
A PC version would give players another way to experience the highly anticipated open-world game.
Players with powerful gaming computers could potentially benefit from higher graphics settings and improved performance, depending on the final version, system requirements and optimisation.
However, Rockstar has yet to announce the PC version’s specifications or confirm which features it will offer.
A PC release could also be significant for the game’s roleplaying community.
PC has become a major platform for Grand Theft Auto V roleplay, with players using custom servers and modifications to create their own characters, stories and virtual worlds.
If Rockstar introduces an online mode for GTA 6, its eventual arrival on PC could attract roleplayers, content creators and modding communities.
For now, the reported first-quarter 2027 release window remains unconfirmed. Rockstar has not announced an official PC launch date, so players will have to wait for further details from the developer.
