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GTA 6 Price & Editions: $79.99 Standard, $99.99 Ultimate — Confirmed
GTA 6 pricing is official: Standard Edition $79.99, Ultimate Edition $99.99 with GTA+ and bonus content. What each edition includes and what's still unknown.
The guessing is over. With pre-orders opening on June 25, 2026, Rockstar confirmed GTA 6’s pricing and edition lineup. Here’s the full breakdown — what each tier includes, and the questions the announcement didn’t answer.
The confirmed lineup
- Standard Edition — $79.99. The complete game, PS5 or Xbox Series X|S.
- Ultimate Edition — $99.99. Everything in Standard, plus exclusive in-game clothing, missions, vehicles and weapons, and one free month of GTA+.
- Vintage Vice City Pack — bonus content for everyone who buys before November 20, 2026. It’s not an edition exclusive; it’s an early-purchase reward.
Notably, there’s no collector’s edition — a break from the RDR2 playbook that surprised collectors.
Is $79.99 worth flagging?
Yes — it’s above the $69.99 that had become the AAA ceiling, and the reaction was loud. Two things worth separating:
- The price is confirmed and unlikely to move. It shipped with pre-orders; this is the price.
- The backlash is real but hasn’t changed anything — Rockstar hasn’t responded to the criticism as of early July 2026.
Read the Ultimate tier for what it is: $20 for cosmetics, bonus missions and a GTA+ trial. The full game is in the Standard box.
The physical-edition asterisk
If you’re choosing between digital and physical: the physical edition contains no disc — it’s a boxed download code, shipping November 12. Whether discs ever get pressed later is unconfirmed either way. Collectors should factor that in before paying for packaging.
What’s still unanswered
- Regional pricing quirks — check your local storefront; conversions vary.
- PC pricing — no PC version announced, so no PC price.
- Post-launch monetization — GTA+‘s role in GTA 6 beyond the Ultimate trial month is undetailed.
We’ll keep this guide current as editions, bonuses or pricing shift — every change labeled and linked to the announcement it came from.