GTA VI PC version won’t be a long wait and it won’t cost $100 — Insider
The upcoming title is expected to establish a new pricing benchmark, though it may not be as steep as some fear.
Renowned industry insider Tom Henderson recently shared his latest projections regarding the highly anticipated Grand Theft Auto VI.
He suggests that the era of delays for GTA VI has likely passed, forecasting a definitive release window in November 2026.
Henderson previously noted that the game’s core content is already complete, with the development team currently dedicated to the final stages of polishing and optimization.
Despite persistent online rumors suggesting a $100 price point for GTA VI, Tom holds a different view: he anticipates a retail price of $80 for the standard edition.
Additionally, the insider believes that PC players will have to wait until the fall of 2027 to see the game ported to their platform.
It is worth noting that these remain speculative forecasts and should not be regarded as officially confirmed leaks.
Source: iXBT.games

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