The Highly Anticipated GTA 6 Trailer Drops, but PC Release Remains Uncertain

In a surprising turn of events, Rockstar Games officially announced the release of Grand Theft Auto 6 (GTA 6) for Xbox Series X and S, as well as PlayStation 5, in 2025. However, the conspicuous absence of any mention of a PC release has left fans speculating about the studio's intentions.

Rockstar PR, in a press release circulated today, confirmed the game's arrival on "PlayStation® 5 computer entertainment systems and Xbox Series X|S games and entertainment systems in 2025."

The ongoing debate about whether GTA 6 would see a simultaneous PC launch has been a topic of discussion among fans. Rockstar's historical tendency to delay PC releases compared to consoles, coupled with its complex relationship with the modding community, fueled speculation. Despite hopes that the magnitude of GTA 6 could prompt a change in Rockstar's approach to PC gaming, today's announcement has quashed such expectations.

Nevertheless, the absence of an immediate PC release does not necessarily mean that GTA 6 will never arrive on the platform. Past Rockstar titles have eventually made their way to PC, albeit with varying timelines. The studio, known for its secrecy, has refrained from providing details on when PC gamers can expect to dive into what promises to be one of the defining games of the current decade.

Adding to the surprise, the first trailer for GTA 6 was unexpectedly released today, contrary to its initially scheduled launch tomorrow morning. Acknowledging the leak on social media, Rockstar promptly released the official version. Reactions from the gaming industry have already begun pouring in, painting a diverse picture of expectations for this highly anticipated title.