Console-only at launch
What platforms is GTA 6 on?
GTA 6 launches on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X and Series S. That is the complete list on 19 November 2026 — there is no PC version, and no last-generation version.
The short answer
GTA 6 is on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S only. That is the complete launch list on 19 November 2026. There is no PC version and no PS4 or Xbox One version, neither is announced, and cross-play has not been confirmed either way.
PlayStation 5
Available at launch, including PS5 Pro. Digital pre-orders pre-load from 12 November 2026.
Confirmed
Xbox Series X|S
Both Series X and the smaller Series S are supported at launch.
Confirmed
PC
Not at launch and not announced. Rockstar has historically brought Grand Theft Auto to PC roughly one to two years after console release, but nothing is confirmed for GTA 6.
Unannounced
PS4 / Xbox One
Not supported. GTA 6 is a current-generation title only.
Not supported
Does GTA 6 support cross-play?
Rockstar has not confirmed cross-play between PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. Because that is unresolved, GTA Corner records every platform you own rather than a single one, and the GTA 6 crew finder only ever matches you with players you can actually join. If cross-play does ship, your matches widen automatically; if it does not, you were never shown a crew you could not play with.
Why platform matters more than usual this time
With no PC version at launch, the player base is split across just two consoles, and any crew you build has to sit entirely on one side of that line unless Rockstar enables cross-play. Filtering by platform is not a nice-to-have here — it is the first thing that determines whether you can play together at all.