Short answer: Rockstar has not confirmed a PC version of GTA VI. No date, no system requirements, no announced storefront. Anything you see beyond that, including specific dates, isn't coming from Rockstar.
WHAT'S CONFIRMED: GTA VI launches November 19, 2026 exclusively on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. Rockstar hasn't included PC on that platform list in any official material as of this writing.
WHAT'S NOT CONFIRMED: a PC release date, system requirements, a distribution storefront (Steam, Epic Games Store, Rockstar Games Launcher, or some combination), and whether PC would get the same pre-order bonuses as consoles.
WHY THERE'S SO MUCH CONFUSION: the absence of an announcement doesn't stop the speculation. It's normal for Rockstar to launch on consoles first and port to PC later; that feeds date predictions, but a prediction isn't a confirmation, and that's exactly where a lot of coverage around the game slips.
HISTORICAL CONTEXT (not a prediction for GTA VI): GTA V launched on PS3 and Xbox 360 in September 2013; the PC version didn't arrive until April 2015, roughly 18 months later. That's the precedent most cited whenever someone speculates about a GTA VI PC window, but that's exactly what it is: precedent from an earlier game, not a promise about this one.
WHAT TO WATCH NEXT: any real PC announcement should come from Rockstar's official channels, like Rockstar Newswire, the official GTA VI site, or Take-Two communications. Until then, Vice City Media Lab treats any PC date as unconfirmed, full stop, and will update this page the moment that changes.
