GTA 6 costs $79.99, and the Ultimate Edition is $99.99
Two editions, no collector's box, and the physical copy is a code in a case rather than a disc.
Grand Theft Auto 6 is $79.99 for the standard edition and $99.99 for the Ultimate Edition. Pre-orders opened at midnight on 25 June 2026.
What each edition gets you
- Standard, $79.99. The full single-player story across Vice City and Leonida, plus access to the online component whenever that arrives.
- Ultimate, $99.99. Adds a bundle of premium vehicles, weapons and apparel threaded through the campaign rather than walled off into a separate mode.
There is no collector's, deluxe or special edition beyond those two. If you are waiting for a steelbook with a statue in it, none has been announced.
The physical version is not really physical
A boxed copy exists, but it contains a download code rather than a disc. That matters if you buy physical specifically to resell or lend games afterwards, because a redeemed code is tied to the account that used it.
The $79.99 standard price puts GTA 6 at the top of the current console pricing tier rather than beyond it, which is worth noting given how much pre-launch coverage predicted a $100 base game.
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