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Grand Theft Auto VI Pricing, Editions, and Pre-Order Bonuses Revealed

Grand Theft Auto VI Pricing, Editions, and Pre-Order Bonuses Revealed - News

by William D'Angelo , posted on 24 June 2026 / 5,909 Views

Rockstar Games has announced the pricing, the different editions, and pre-order bonuses for Grand Theft Auto VI.

The standard edition will retail for $79.99 and the Ultimate Edition for $99.99. All pre-orders include the Vintage Vice City Pack.

Pre-loading for the digital edition of Grand Theft Auto VI will begin on November 12, while physical editions of the game will contain a "download code inside the box" and be able to be used to pre-load the game starting on November 12.

The Ultimate Edition includes the following:

Welcome to Leonida, the state where anything goes. Seize everything this massive world has to offer with the Grand Theft Auto VI: Ultimate Edition, an exclusive collection of premium vehicles, weapons, apparel, and action around every corner.

Ultimate Edition bonuses are threaded across all aspects of Jason and Lucia’s story, with new items uncovered behind each chapter.

  • ’95 Grotti Cheetah (Vehicle) – Grotti’s signature mid ’90s sports car and ode to Shore Drive, the ’95 Grotti Cheetah is complete with a minimalist, retro-futuristic livery and available to punctuate later-stage action.
  • Hawk & Little Morgan Revolvers (Weapon) – His and hers versions of this powerful revolver with classic Vice City stylings sourced from the Vercetti Estate, including palm-tree-etched grips, engraved detailing, and high-performance scope.
  • Personalized Variants (Weapon) – Personalized sidearms with detailed engravings for Jason’s Girardi ES9 pistol and Lucia’s Klose K17 pistol.
  • Vice City Style (Looks) Whether poolside or side by side, Jason and Lucia can look the part with exclusive outfits, tattoos, and more.
  • Jason’s Safehouse Vehicles (Vehicle) – Switch gears and soak up the sun in an Army fatigue-tinged Dinka Enduro motorcycle or Crest Kayak.
  • Ganado Retro Build (Modkit) – Inject some muscle and classic stylings into Jason’s well-worn Vapid Ganado low-riding pickup with exclusive mods.
  • Rideout Customs (Mod Shop) – Transform vanilla vehicles into magnificent works of art with detailed interiors, exquisite rims, and donk stylings. Only open for business with the Ultimate Edition.
  • Sara’s Unisex Salon (Hair Salon) – Get signature salon styles for both Jason and Lucia, including facial hair for Jason and makeup and nails for Lucia. Only open for business with the Ultimate Edition.
  • Shitzu Squalo (Watercraft) – Perfect for casting in Gambit Bay and reeling in catches of all sorts, this gradient pink and blue Squalo docked at Washington Beach is made open-ocean-ready with an explosives-laden weapons crate.
  • Stock 305 (Clothing Store) – Style various unique and exclusive looks for Jason and Lucia at Stockyard’s premier destination for elevated streetwear. Only open for business with the Ultimate Edition.
  • ’67 Vapid Dominator Buggy (Vehicle & Garage) – A Mud Club monster offering impressive off-road handling for the backwoods of Mount Kalaga and beyond. Conveniently store it at the Paradise Garage in Watson Bay, which features a weapon locker plus a secure place to deposit stolen goods to be fenced.
  • Electric Fang Tattoo (Tattoo Shop) – Stockyard’s most iconic ink bar, with over 50 signature tattoos for both Jason and Lucia — all designed by the artist collective FAILE. Only open for business with the Ultimate Edition.
  • One-Eyed Willie’s (Mod Shop) – This mod shop in Lake Leonida specializes in off-road modifications and hand-painted automotive artistry. Only open for business with the Ultimate Edition.
  • Goodtime Gear (Looks) – A capsule collection of apparel and accessories inspired by the Goodtime State’s hit TV show character, Macca the Gator.
  • PTT YOUNGIN$ Illegal Goods Store (Gang Compound) – Raid the compound of one of Southside Vice City’s loudest and most socially active gangs and escape safely to score some special items and distinct contraband.
  • Classic Car Collection (Special Commission) – Track down a variety of abandoned classic and work-in-progress project cars and revitalize them to their former glory in this special commission from eccentric collector and local fixer, Wyman.

Read details on the pre-order bonuses below:

Vintage Vice City Pack

Featuring a timeless ’55 Vapid Stanier sedan and garage alongside Ocean Beach, decadent outfits and hairstyles for both Jason and Lucia, and an iconic weapon pattern that echoes the excess of the past.

  • ’55 Vapid Stanier (Vehicle & Garage) – Cruise Shore Drive in this classic sedan and store it in the Shore Court personal garage that’s just a stone’s throw from the glistening sands of Ocean Beach. It features a weapon locker plus a secure place to deposit stolen goods to be fenced.
  • Outfits and Hairstyles (Looks) – Dress for excess with Jason’s effortlessly chic linen suit in vintage pastel, complemented by the cut and coif of the decade of decadence. Show everyone the world is yours in Lucia’s red sequin mini dress and curls.
  • Channel the Original Kingpin (Weapon Pattern) – Adorn most guns with a tropical pattern inspired by Tommy Vercetti’s iconic palm tree button-up.

Read details on the digital pre-order bonus below:

Digital Pre-Order Bonus: Free Month of GTA+

Experience the dynamic blockbuster Grand Theft Auto Online now with the best way to get the most out of its ever-evolving world. Pre-order any edition of Grand Theft Auto VI on the PlayStation Store or Microsoft Store and get one free month of GTA+—featuring a recurring monthly GTA$500,000 deposit into your Grand Theft Auto Online character’s bank account, access to special Shark Cards with 15% bonus GTA$, access to free and discounted GTA Online vehicles, a rotating selection of classic Rockstar Games titles and other featured games in the GTA+ Games Library, and much more.

A free month of GTA+ is available to redeem immediately upon pre-order and must be redeemed before the expiry date. After the free month, memberships auto-renew monthly at the regular monthly price until canceled. Cancel at any time. Limited to one redemption per Platform Account. See the GTA+ Redemption FAQ for redemption instructions and expiration dates.

Grand Theft Auto VI will launch for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S on November 19. Pre-orders will open on June 25.


A life-long and avid gamer, William D'Angelo was first introduced to VGChartz in 2007. After years of supporting the site, he was brought on in 2010 as a junior analyst, working his way up to lead analyst in 2012 and taking over the hardware estimates in 2017. He has expanded his involvement in the gaming community by producing content on his own YouTube channel and Twitch channel. You can follow the author on Bluesky.


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43 Comments
leftalone (on 24 June 2026)

a physical edition which isn't physical. Fuck this game.

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SecondWar leftalone (on 24 June 2026)

Yeah. If its forcing me into digital, then I'm waiting until there's a sale.

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hiccupthehuman (on 24 June 2026)

Only a code in a box? Like there will no disc at all? Whack!

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dane007 hiccupthehuman (on 26 June 2026)

its either the game is too big or they are trying to prevent people from pirating and leaking the game

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Random_Matt (on 24 June 2026)

Code in a box. This is not outselling V. I am certainly never buying a POS digital version.

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dane007 Random_Matt (on 26 June 2026)

amazon had 39 million orders for it already

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shikamaru317 (on 24 June 2026)

Not a fan of any of this. Preordering a code in a box like there is any chance of a shortage when dozens of millions of cases and codes could have been printed for this in ample time. A deluxe edition with about a dozen different pieces of content, including whole shops and stores including seemingly the only car interior customization shop, pulled from the main game to sell an extra $20 edition. The first digital and multiplatform $80 game, which will surely convince other publishers that their games are popular enough to justify the same price tag, when none of them are GTA, and full price sales for most publishers are already lackluster at $70.

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Squall_Leonhart (on 24 June 2026)

Surely the term 'physical edition' and 'contains a code in the box' are mutually exclusive of one-another :|

  • +9
leftalone (on 24 June 2026)

I would rather wait the time it come to PC if it wont come with a disc on console. It feels so insulting they can stick their code in the lsfgserliiuh

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xl-klaudkil (on 24 June 2026)

Lol @all them thinking it would be 100bucks
Code in a box fuugging SUCKS thou

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160rmf xl-klaudkil (on 24 June 2026)

So you are feeling relieved about the $80 price tag now? (+ripped content)
Lol

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rapsuperstar31 xl-klaudkil (on 24 June 2026)

I would think most gamers are going to get the $100 version to get the full game.

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StriderKiwi (on 24 June 2026)

Code in a box is the most insulting part. At least the $80 is presumably due to just how much content is in the game

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2zosteven (on 28 June 2026)

pre order is a distraction from the physical copy.

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leftalone (on 24 June 2026)

It drives me crazy how people on x don't realise how even more shitty it is of losing physical copies for a GTA game. Every GTA at launch has a very specific soundtrack that becomes part of the game’s identity and our memories. Those songs are what we replay years later on YouTube. They instantly take us back to the exact feeling of the game when it dropped.
With a physical version you can always go back and experience the game exactly as it was at launch with the original music. Without a physical copy, on consoles you risk losing that forever because Music licenses expire and songs get removed or replaced over time. Consoles are closed systems controlled by Sony and Microsoft. Mandatory updates can silently change or delete parts of the original game.
On PC on the other hand there will always be ways to get the original launch version w/ dumps, downgraders, mods, etc..
But on console, once it’s altered, it’s often permanent.
Console players don’t understand what they’re losing: the ability to preserve its cultural identity. you’re just renting an experience that the publisher can change, degrade, or censor whenever they want.
It’s about having actual control over what you buy and protecting our gaming culture for the future.

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dane007 leftalone (on 26 June 2026)

stats from ps players and capcom players show that digital is the future ,.

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leftalone dane007 (on 26 June 2026)

It will be certainly the future yes but we're still in a gen w/ disc drive ...

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The Fury (on 24 June 2026)

This all looks gross. Locking game features behind version paywall, no discs and for $80, which means what? £90/$90? Poor form Rockstar... or well, 2K it's expected. Even pre-order bonus is just one month free to GTA+?

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KratosLives (on 24 June 2026)

I'm wondering if I should wait another year and see if the ps6 gets a launch date and just get the enhanced version instead, which would be a launch title no doubt. Theres enough quality games to last me another 2 years

  • +3
Azzanation (on 24 June 2026)

Ouch, Standard $129.95 AUD... no thanks.

  • +2
Wman1996 (on 24 June 2026)

I thought it would be $90, I was wrong. I feel like those hoping for $70 had a delusional take in that regard. And code-in-box? So stupid.

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rychito (on 24 June 2026)

Hope this flops, I can't wait for the PC version, not even to pirate it.

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dane007 rychito (on 26 June 2026)

itg wont flop . amazon apparently has over 30 million pre orders

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KratosLives (on 26 June 2026)

I wish they'd go back to old days. All we need is one store front. All these extra things on the side just takes time away from what made gta truly great to begin with.

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Salnax (on 24 June 2026)

Can't wait for millions of people with their $100 purchases to download hundreds of gigabytes all at once.

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Pirateogta Salnax (on 25 June 2026)

That’s why the preloading starts on Nov 12 and the “physical” version with the download code also releases Nov 12. There will be plenty of time to download.

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firebush03 (on 24 June 2026)

Curious why they would go with code-in-box? I can’t imagine this being a cost cutting measure, especially with the game having supposedly cost over 1B USD to develop. Distributing a physical disc would add virtually nothing to the overall costs.

Would this better quash any possibility of piracy? It’ll certainly put a stop to the game leaking early, which is always a welcome sight.

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NextGen_Gamer firebush03 (on 24 June 2026)

This is 100% to prevent spoilers. Even if you buy a physical edition weeks before the street date, it won't matter, as it is just a code for the eventual digital version anyway. Therefore, there will be ZERO TikTok's spoiling anything before everyone can play :)

  • +1
firebush03 NextGen_Gamer (on 24 June 2026)

If Rockstar does come out and announce that true physical will be coming shortly after launch, then okay yeah, this is a very good call IMO. Best of both worlds! No spoilers for those looking to go in day one, totally blind; maybe some spoilers for those who are okay with waiting a little longer.

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leftalone NextGen_Gamer (on 24 June 2026)

come on guys seriously stop this crappy argument I read that every where this is ridiculous like are you guys some knights sent by rockstar to spread that?

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firebush03 leftalone (on 24 June 2026)

Better to be called a “knight sent by rockstar” than somebody who can’t reason beyond “big business = bad!”.

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leftalone firebush03 (on 26 June 2026)

What a luck that I never been that way then ! Also sure that would never simp for big company for free tho...

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only777 NextGen_Gamer (on 24 June 2026)

This is absolutely the answer. If Rockstar really wanted to put it on a disc, this would be a 2 disc set like Red Dead 2.

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dane007 only777 (on 26 June 2026)

lol with those graphics itr wont be 2 disc set. rdr on xbox one x was only 115gb. gta 6 is at least closer to 300gb

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SecondWar firebush03 (on 24 June 2026)

Other suggestion I saw was to cut out the used game market.

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konnichiwa firebush03 (on 24 June 2026)

Second hand market was flooded with GTAV copies+ It also helps to keep the price higher.

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INCITATUSBR (on 24 June 2026)

In my mind, if GTA VI doesn't cost more than $80, no other game should cost more than that from now on.

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pikashoe INCITATUSBR (on 24 June 2026)

They make most of there money from gta online. They could give the game away for free and still make billions.

  • +9
JackHandy pikashoe (on 24 June 2026)

This is true.

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rapsuperstar31 INCITATUSBR (on 24 June 2026)

From now on a year or two, or for now on forever? Everything goes up.

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only777 INCITATUSBR (on 24 June 2026)

So you are saying that no game dev ever deserves another pay rise ever in their life.

Bit harsh.

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SanAndreasX INCITATUSBR (on 25 June 2026)

Correction; GTA is being sold for $100, with an $80 budget version.

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Pirateogta SanAndreasX (on 25 June 2026)

The $80 version will have 99.98% of the content. The bonuses in the ultimate edition will be a drop in the ocean if Rockstar’s past releases are anything to go by. The amount of content packed into their games is massive.

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