French retailer Fnac has published its GTA 6 price listings before an official announcement, revealing five product entries that range from €89.99 to €199.99. The products, labeled RS1 through RS5, also carry a November 19, 2026 release date, consistent with a late-year launch on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S.
The GTA 6 price leak surfaced just days before Rockstar Games is set to open pre-orders on June 25. Take-Two Interactive, Rockstar’s parent company, has not officially confirmed any pricing, so the Fnac listings should be treated as unverified until a formal announcement from the publisher.
Five editions, five price points
The five tiers come in at €89.99, €99.99, €109.99, €119.99, and €199.99, suggesting a standard edition alongside a range of deluxe or collector’s versions. The exact contents of each tier are not specified in Fnac’s current listings; those details would typically emerge when Rockstar reveals them officially.
The €89.99 entry-level price matches the European launch price of Mario Kart World, which drew its own attention for a relatively high base cost at launch. Whether this reflects a broader shift toward higher standard game prices will become clearer once Rockstar confirms its official figures on June 25.
The top tier at €199.99 is the most striking figure. Premium collector’s editions at that price range typically include physical extras such as art books, steelbooks, figurines, or in-game currency bundles. GTA 6’s scale makes an elaborately packaged collector’s edition plausible, but Rockstar has given no details on what any of the editions will contain.
GTA 6 price and the European pricing gap
European game prices routinely run a few euros higher than equivalent North American pricing due to VAT and regional market differences. Converting €89.99 to US dollars directly would overstate what consumers in the US are likely to pay. Speculation over a $100 base price in North America has circulated for months, driven in part by Take-Two executives’ comments about capturing more consumer spending as development costs rise.
Fnac operates across France, Belgium, Spain, Portugal, and Switzerland, giving its pricing data decent visibility as a signal for European retail. Retailers in the region have jumped ahead of official announcements on major titles before, though early listings occasionally use placeholder prices and don’t always reflect final confirmed figures.
Pre-orders open June 25
Rockstar confirmed that GTA 6 pre-orders open June 25, which will bring official word on pricing and editions directly from the publisher. The November 19, 2026 release date on Fnac’s listings matches Rockstar’s stated fall 2026 target for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S.
GTA 6 arrives more than a decade after GTA 5, which has sold over 210 million copies across PC and multiple console generations. The sequel’s pricing strategy carries wider implications for the industry, at a time when $70 has become the standard for new AAA titles.