How much is GTA 6? The Standard Edition costs $80, while the Ultimate Edition costs $100 when both launch on Nov. 19. The $20 gap gives buyers a straight preorder choice, but the entry price is already higher than the typical price for a modern blockbuster video game.
Jason and Lucia
Rockstar says the Ultimate Edition bonuses are threaded across all aspects of Jason and Lucia's story, with new items uncovered behind each chapter. That structure is doing the selling work here: the upgrade is not just a bundle of extras, but a layered content path that extends beyond the base game.
The Ultimate Edition can be obtained by upgrading from the Standard Edition, and it includes extra weapons, cosmetics, and cars. It also unlocks new storefronts for exclusive content, so the $100 tier is built as a post-purchase expansion path rather than a completely separate product.
Standard Edition and Ultimate Edition
The Standard Edition is the awkward part of the pricing story. At $80, it already sits above the usual modern blockbuster level, which turns the $100 Ultimate Edition into a sharper test of willingness to pay than a routine deluxe upsell.
Both editions launch on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S on Nov. 19, so the decision is immediate for anyone planning a preorder. If you want the broader content path tied to Jason and Lucia, the $20 premium buys it; if you do not, the Standard Edition is the lower-cost entry point and the cleaner call.
