GTA 6 price and edition comparison

A price page that makes the buying decision visible first: Standard, Ultimate, Upgrade, official stores and local retailer caveats.

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Listed by store
Current US store listings show Standard from $79.99 and Ultimate from $99.99. The Ultimate Upgrade is listed at $20.00. Local prices can differ by country, tax, retailer and account region.

Price matrix

The price question needs an immediate answer. This matrix keeps the US store listing as the baseline and pushes local retailer checks into separate sections.

Base game

Standard Edition

From $79.99

Listed by store
Best for
Most players
Note
Choose this if you only need GTA 6 on your platform and do not care about the extra Ultimate content.

Game plus Ultimate content

Ultimate Edition

From $99.99

Listed by store
Best for
Players who value the extra pack
Note
Compare the exact listed content on your platform store before paying the higher headline price.

Upgrade path

Ultimate Upgrade

$20.00

Listed by store
Best for
Standard owners who change their mind
Note
Only useful if you already plan to buy Standard first and later want the listed Ultimate extras.

United States · USD · store-listed price. Prices vary by country and store and may change.

Verify the price in your store

Use the official or platform store page before trusting a screenshot, social post or reseller page. The same edition name can have different currency, tax and refund language.

Official hub Officially confirmed

Rockstar Games

Official source first

Use this as the starting point when verifying release date, platforms and official store routes.

Open Rockstar
PlayStation 5 Listed by store

PlayStation Store

Standard from $79.99 · Ultimate from $99.99

Check edition, bonus and GTA+ renewal language before checkout.

Open PS Store
Xbox Series X|S Listed by store

Xbox Store

Standard from $79.99 · Ultimate from $99.99 · Upgrade $20

Check the platform, edition and refund terms inside your account region.

Open Xbox Store

France price watch

French GTA sites show that local retailer tables can be valuable. Keep them as price checks and stock checks, not as the canonical source for release facts.

Use these as local retailer-check starting points only. Listings, stock, delivery and bonus language can change by store.

Fnac

Not officially confirmed

Retail search page; verify platform, seller and delivery language.

Check local price

Micromania

Not officially confirmed

Game specialist; check edition names and in-store collection terms.

Check local price

Amazon France

Not officially confirmed

Marketplace results; avoid third-party listings that do not match official details.

Check local price

Cultura

Not officially confirmed

Retail search page; confirm stock and platform before paying.

Check local price
Original price comparison graphic
Edition and price comparison graphic based on current store-listed facts.

How to compare prices without getting misled

Compare exact platform

Seen in official media

A PS5 listing, Xbox listing and local retailer listing are not interchangeable evidence.

Do not treat screenshots as prices

Not officially confirmed

Use a live store page or known retailer page because currency, tax and region can change.

Keep PC separate

Not officially confirmed

No official PC release date or PC price has been announced.

How to use the GTA 6 price baseline

The current price baseline is useful because it gives visitors a stable starting point before they compare local stores. Standard from $79.99, Ultimate from $99.99 and the $20.00 Ultimate Upgrade are store-listed US figures, not a promise that every country or retailer will show the same visible price.

Price pages are risky when they collapse currency, tax and platform region into one headline. A visitor in France, Germany, the United Kingdom or the United States may see a different storefront, different VAT handling, different delivery format or a temporary retailer promotion. The page should therefore separate the canonical platform-store baseline from local retailer checks.

For edition comparison, the headline price is only one input. The useful buying question is whether the player wants the base game only, whether the Ultimate content is worth the higher price, or whether buying Standard first and upgrading later is a better path. That is why the matrix keeps edition names, price, status and practical use case visible together.

The page should also stay strict about PC. No official PC release date or PC price has been announced. Any page that lists a PC price before an official source exists should be treated as speculative, not as a confirmed buying route.

Frequently asked questions

Is GTA 6 really an $80 game?
The US Standard Edition is currently listed from $79.99 on major platform stores.
Is the Ultimate Edition required?
No. The Standard Edition includes the game. Ultimate is for players who value the extra listed content and can verify the terms on their platform store.
Why are prices different by country?
Taxes, currency, retail discounts and platform store regions can all change the visible price.

Sources & verification

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