After Silence From Rockstar, GTA 6 Release Date Rumor Appears Online

As fans continue to speculate on 's release thanks to silence from Rockstar, the specific date may have quietly just dropped online. Following the teaser trailer for Rockstar's upcoming open-world game, rumors have swirled endlessly about when players can expect to see the next mainline entry in the beloved franchise. Aside from a general window of 2025 and a few vague comments from publisher Take-Two Interactive, nothing else is known about the game's launch, which makes this supposed leak all the more interesting.

Posted to Reddit by gebbos11,the user shared a screenshot of 's IMDB listing which notes that the game is slated to arrive on October 27, 2025.

While this is in no way confirmation, it's worth noting that the information has seemingly been pulled from the page, suggesting that it was either an error or accurate information. Launching in October 2025 does line up with Take-Two's previous statements which narrowed the release down to fall 2025 but the specific month and day has yet to be officially unveiled or confirmed by either the publisher or Rockstar.

Grand Theft Auto 6 is one of the most eagerly anticipated games at the moment, but doesn't seem to be coming to PC alongside consoles in Fall 2025.

It's Just Too Early To Tell

Despite lacking confirmation on the release date, it's worth noting that Rockstar has a history of dropping its biggest games in or around October., and all debuted in October. That's not to say the same will be true for but it does add some thin credibility to the supposed leak.

Having said that, it does seem unlikely that Rockstar will have nailed down a release date for just yet. Fall 2025 is still a long way away so the studio is probably still internally working with a launch window rather than committing to a specific date. Given the scale and scope of the project, it's better to have some leeway when it comes to announcing a final date given how much can happen to development over a year.

Whatever the case may be, is