Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick has indicated that Grand Theft Auto VI (GTA 6) will eventually be available on PC, following its initial release on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S in Fall 2025.

As excitement builds, fans are eagerly awaiting official announcements from Rockstar about the game's release, features, and pricing, which are expected to make a significant impact in the gaming world.

GTA 6 is anticipated to feature a much larger map than its predecessors, with a dynamic world that includes real-time weather changes, an evolving economy, and enhanced NPC interactions.

The narrative will introduce characters Lucia and her male partner in a Bonnie and Clyde-inspired storyline set in the fictional state of Leonida, modeled after Florida.

Rockstar is currently engaging with dedicated GTA creators, including roleplay server developers and modders, to enhance user-generated content (UGC) within the game.

Reports suggest that Rockstar's future vision for GTA Online may incorporate UGC through proprietary modding tools, reflecting a shift in their approach to content creation.

Historically, Rockstar has maintained strict control over its game content, previously banning mods to combat cheating and piracy, which raises questions about their evolving strategy.

This initiative could pave the way for third-party intellectual properties and brand-sponsored content, similar to collaborations seen in popular games like Fortnite and Roblox.

Zelnick highlighted that player engagement is crucial for the longevity of games, referencing the success of 2K Online in maintaining interest in older titles.

The gaming industry is increasingly embracing trends that allow players to modify environments and monetize their creations, which aligns with Rockstar's new direction.

Zelnick expressed confidence in the timing of Take-Two's releases, noting that successful games benefit the entire industry, and emphasized the importance of hits from any developer.

Discussions among fans reflect a mix of excitement and skepticism regarding the confirmed 2025 release, with many hoping for no further delays and a successful launch.