Rockstar Games has officially revealed the box art for GTA 6 and announced that pre-orders will go live for the game on June 25.
The announcement was made on the official Rockstar Games social media accounts, where it was also revealed that players can now also download the game’s official cover art.
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GTA 6 Price and Pre-Orders
What hasn’t been revealed yet is how much GTA 6 will actually cost. Rumors have circulated for months that Rockstar Games and Take-Two Interactive could make GTA 6 the first-ever game to cost $100 for the standard edition.
Those rumors were reinforced by Take-Two Interactive’s repeated statements on investor calls that it will not commit to a price. But with now pre-orders set to go live for GTA 6 next week, we won’t have long to wait. But one thing is certain: it probably won’t cost 16p, as it did when the game was mistakenly listed on the PlayStation Store.
“Consumers pay for the value that you bring to them, and our job is to charge way way way less of the value delivery,” Zelnick said on GTA 6’s price.
You can watch the announcement of the cover art below:
As for when the much-anticipated GTA 6 trailer 3 will be revealed remains to be seen, but with pre-orders set to go live on June 25, it could suggest that Rockstar Games will have a new trailer followed by a call to action of the pre-order.
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You can download the GTA 6 cover art here.
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