Rockstar Games, a well-known video game developer, has officially revealed that Grand Theft Auto VI (GTA 6) will be released on **November 19**. The game will be available at midnight in local time across different regions, meaning players in New Zealand will be the first to play it. Unlike previous games in the series, GTA 6 will only be sold digitally, though boxed versions containing a digital download code are also available for purchase. Pre-orders for the game are now open, and those who pre-order will receive a one-month subscription to **GTA+**, Rockstar’s online gaming service. This subscription grants access to GTA Online and other Rockstar games, along with exclusive content like the **Vintage City Pack**. The standard edition of the game is priced at £69.99, while the more expensive **Ultimate Edition**, which includes extra in-game items, costs £89.99. GTA 6 will launch exclusively on **PlayStation 5** and **Xbox Series X/S** consoles. A version for **PC** is expected to be released later, possibly next year. While the game will include a single-player mode, many fans expect that an online multiplayer mode is also in development. Rockstar has confirmed that support for GTA Online—the multiplayer component of GTA 5—will continue even after the release of GTA 6. The map of GTA 6 is said to be twice as large as the one in GTA 5, and gameplay footage has already been shown to the public, revealing new mechanics and features. The release date comes after several delays, and until now, fans have relied on **leaks**—unofficial information shared online—for updates about the game.