New GTA 6 Release Window Revealed (& The 11-Year Wait May Finally End Soon)

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After over eleven years of waiting since was released, the next installment in the series may be on the horizon as receives a release window. The sequel will bring Rockstar's open-world video game series into the 2020s and back to Vice City, as a criminal couple embarks on a new journey in the fictional US state of Leonida. Development can be traced back to 2018, with 's first trailer released in December 2023 to record-setting viewership across social media.

Recently, video game journalist Geoff Keighley unveiled a new release window for the long-awaited game through his personal X account. During Rockstar parent company Take Two Interactive's most recent earnings call, Keighley revealed that they hope torelease within the "" As such, may finally be in gamer's hands between late September 2025 and December 2025.

With this latest update, audiences may be excited as has seemingly set itself up as one of the games to look out for in 2025. Furthermore, with Take Two acknowledging a release window, some gamers may be curious if they could see the title's promotion cycle pick up steam, especially with Keighley's comment and him set to unveil a showcase of new titles and trailers for existing games during The Games Awards on December 13. While not a dedicated broadcast solely focused on reveals, a new trailer would be a highlight of the stream.

It’s been almost a full year since GTA 6’s trailer dropped, so the time is ripe for a new trailer or screenshots as fan speculation grows frenzied.

However, despite a window being given, there is still plenty of speculation to be made about when will be released exactly. With much long-built anticipation surrounding the game, the title could be a perfect release for the holiday season, meaning a November/December release would fit best.

is undoubtedly one of the most anticipated video games of the modern era, especially after its predecessor has seen a release across multiple generations with mixed results. The multiple re-releases