GTA 6 Prices Leak: Five Editions, Staggered Costs Now

An early listing from a major European retailer has ripped open the curtain on how Rockstar might price Grand Theft Auto 6. No teaser this time — a French chain slipped five distinct editions onto its site, leaving fans and press scrambling for answers.

Fnac's catalogue names the builds RS1 through RS5 and pins the release to 19 November 2026. The price ladder is blunt and clear: €89.99, €99.99, €109.99, €119.99 and a hefty €199.99. Those tags imply a standard edition close to the lower end and a deluxe or collector’s bundle at the top — the kind of spread publishers use to monetize collectors, cosmetics and early-access perks.

Why this matters beyond a price list

Pre-orders are expected to open on Thursday, and if Fnac’s page proves accurate, the long-running rumor mill about a near-€100 base game will finally quiet down. Rockstar and parent Take-Two have not confirmed any of these figures, so treat the listing as a likely leak, not gospel.

Regional pricing always complicates the picture. European game prices tend to sit higher than some other markets, and conversion chatter is misleading without context. Still, one thing is obvious: the top-tier edition will be priced aggressively.

If true, the most expensive GTA 6 package will demand serious cash from collectors and superfans.

Expect immediate reaction when pre-orders go live. Gamers will be weighing content versus cost, retailers will adjust listings, and the official announcement — whenever it arrives — will either confirm the range or replace speculation with a cleaner story. Until then, this leak offers the first concrete glimpse at how Rockstar might structure GTA 6’s commercial rollout.