GTA 6 price officially appears on popular digital storefront

A popular digital storefront has officially updated their website to reflect the release of GTA VI and has attached a price to the listing.

CDKeys has become one of the most popular places to buy digital games, often reducing the costs drastically, and offering savings for gamers predominantly looking to buy PC games or top-up cards.

The listing of a possible price for GTA VI shows that retailers are preparing themselves, but it should be noted that any price, at this point, is simply a guess.

So, CDKeys has listed the new title from Rockstar Games for CA$117.09, as reported over on Reddit.

There are a few things to note here; with the first already mentioned - this is a placeholder price, estimated by someone at CDKeys and is in no way confirmed by Rockstar Games or Take-Two.

Secondly, CDKeys has noted this is for a PC version of the game, another thing that hasn’t been confirmed by the developers, and as far as anyone knows, will follow the console release by at least a year.

Unless this is a place to change the listing to console versions, then CDKeys is likely updating its database for the future, and to possibly gather search engine hits.

The price of GTA VI is hotly debated with analysts believing it could cost around $80-100, but at this moment, it’s anyone’s guess.

Regardless, Rockstar Games will make billions from the release and fans will pay premium prices if it means they can explore Vice City.

Most of the users on Reddit reacted to this change by CDKeys in the usual manner, with one saying, “Sites like this have been doing this since the first trailer was announced.”

It’s best to just wait and see what Rockstar Games and Take-Two announces, when they’re good and ready.