For years, Grand Theft Auto 6 has felt like a game that is always just out of reach, but now that's come to an end. Rockstar Games has spent years building anticipation for its next open-world crime game, with fans dissecting every trailer, analyzing screenshots, and waiting for any indication of when they can finally play it. The long wait has included release date changes, extended periods without new information, and countless discussions about whether the game would actually arrive when promised. Now, though, GTA 6's finish line is in sight.
The road to GTA 6 has been anything but straightforward. Rockstar initially planned to release the game in 2025 before pushing it to May 26, 2026. The company later delayed the game again, settling on November 19, 2026, as its current release date, with each change giving fans another reason to question when they would actually get to explore Vice City. Even with Rockstar continuing to share details about Jason Duval, Lucia Caminos, and GTA 6's open world, the possibility of another delay has remained part of the conversation.
As part of the big marketing push for Grand Theft Auto 6, Rockstar has unleashed vehicles modded...
