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GTA 6 comes in two editions: the Standard Edition at $79.99 and the Ultimate Edition at $99.99. Both include the full base game with an identical single-player story — nothing is cut from Standard — while the $20 Ultimate upgrade adds 16 exclusive extras like vehicles, weapons, shops and side missions.
Here is a breakdown of GTA 6’s price and editions, what each one includes, and which is worth buying.
GTA 6 price & editions
The two GTA 6 editions side by side.
| Edition | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Standard Edition | $79.99 | The full base game and complete single-player story |
| Ultimate Edition | $99.99 | Everything in Standard plus the 16-item Ultimate upgrade |
| Ultimate Upgrade | Sold separately | Standard owners can buy the extras on their own later |
What each edition includes
Both editions contain the full base game, and crucially the single-player experience is identical — there is no story content locked behind the Ultimate Edition. Pre-ordering either one also gets you the same two bonuses: the Vintage Vice City Pack and one month of GTA+ membership. The difference is purely the Ultimate Edition Upgrade, a bundle of 16 extra in-game items worth the $20 jump for players who want more toys from day one. If you’re unsure, you can always start on Standard and buy the upgrade later.
The Ultimate Edition extras
Four of the standout items in the 16-piece Ultimate upgrade.
5 vehicles
3 weapons
5 stores
Extra base
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Which edition to buy
Pick based on what you want from launch.
| You want… | Buy |
|---|---|
| Just the full game | Standard Edition ($79.99) |
| Extra vehicles, weapons and shops | Ultimate Edition ($99.99) |
| To decide on the extras later | Standard now, Ultimate Upgrade later |
| The pre-order bonuses | Either — both include them |
GTA 6 price FAQ
GTA 6 launches on 19 November 2026. Pricing and edition details are based on Rockstar’s confirmed information and may be updated as launch nears.
