Grand Theft Auto VI

Rockstar Games · Rockstar Games

Grand Theft Auto VI is Rockstar Games' next open-world crime game and the first new main GTA in more than a decade. It takes the series back to Vice City, a neon, sun-soaked take on Miami, inside the fictional state of Leonida. The map reaches well beyond the city into the rest of Leonida, and Rockstar calls it the biggest, most immersive evolution of the series yet. The story follows Jason and Lucia, a couple who have always known the deck is stacked against them. When an easy score goes wrong, they end up on the darkest side of the sunniest place in America, caught in a criminal conspiracy that runs across Leonida, and they have to rely on each other more than ever to make it out alive. GTA VI launches on 19 November 2026 for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S only. It does not run on PS4 or Xbox One, and Rockstar has not announced a PC version. At launch it is a single-player game; the current GTA Online carries on separately, and Rockstar has not announced an online mode for GTA VI yet. Why play it at a cafe? Not everyone will own a PS5 or Xbox Series X|S on launch day, and the game will not run on older consoles or PC. A gaming cafe with PS5 setups is the easiest way to try it on a big screen without buying a console first. Recommended setup PS5 on a large TV with a DualSense controller. The PlayStation Store lists it as PS5 Pro Enhanced. Rated 18+. First-session advice Call the cafe before you go and ask whether they have GTA VI installed. Book early for launch weekend; slots will fill up fast. Spend your first hour on the story; it sets up Jason and Lucia's world. How long to book Book at least two hours. The opening missions and a first drive around Vice City easily fill a session. Who it suits Adults who love open-world crime stories, GTA V fans ready for the next chapter, and anyone without a current-generation console who wants to play at launch.