GTA 6 price: Standard vs Ultimate Edition and pre-order bonus

GTA 6 comes in two editions. The Standard Edition is the game; the Ultimate Edition adds in-game bonus content for $20 more. There’s no physical collector’s edition.

US prices were announced when pre-orders opened; euro and pound prices are those reported by the press from console stores — check your store’s listed price before buying.

According to the breakdown published by gaming outlets, the Ultimate Edition adds to the base game:

• vehicles, including a ’95 Grotti Cheetah and a garage;
• personalized weapons (revolvers and pistols);
• exclusive outfits and shops;
• two side missions.

If you buy the Standard Edition, the Ultimate content can be bought later as an upgrade, including after redeeming a boxed code.

Every pre-order gets the Vintage Vice City Pack: a ’55 Vapid Stanier with a garage, outfits and hairstyles for Jason and Lucia, and a weapon pattern. Digital pre-orders add one month of GTA+ and unlock pre-loading from November 12 (see our release guide).

The box contains no disc, only a code: it only makes sense as a gift or to catch a retailer deal. It can’t be resold once the code is used.