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GTA 6 Download Size: How Much Storage You'll Need

Not officially confirmed yet, but the estimates are converging. Here's how much SSD space to plan for before pre-load opens.

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GTA 6's exact file size isn't officially confirmed, but press estimates cluster around 150–200GB on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S, plus a projected 30–50GB day-one patch — a realistic combined footprint of 200–250GB.

Quick Facts
Base install (est.)150–200GB
Day-one patch (est.)30–50GB
Total footprint (est.)200–250GB
Official figureNot yet published
Pre-load opensNovember 12, 2026
GTA V, for reference~95GB on modern consoles

The Estimate, Broken Down

Rockstar hasn't published an install size as of this writing, so every figure in circulation is an estimate, not a confirmed spec. Storage requirements are expected to be virtually identical on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S. Make sure whatever you're playing on has room well before pre-loading opens on November 12, 2026.

How It Compares to Past Games

GTA V occupies roughly 95GB on modern consoles. Red Dead Redemption 2 runs about 120GB on console and roughly 150GB on PC. GTA 6's bigger world, denser interiors, and 2026-era asset quality are why press projections land meaningfully higher than either. An official number should surface on PlayStation Store and Xbox Store listings in the weeks before pre-load opens — check Rockstar's official site for the confirmed figure once it's live.

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Not officially confirmed. Estimates cluster around 150–200GB on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S, before any day-one patch.

Estimates suggest 30–50GB on top of the base install, putting the realistic total footprint around 200–250GB.

Yes, storage requirements are expected to be virtually identical on both platforms.

GTA V occupies roughly 95GB on modern consoles, and Red Dead Redemption 2 around 120GB — GTA 6's bigger world and 2026 asset density is why estimates run higher.

Rockstar needs to submit it to Sony and Microsoft before pre-loading opens on November 12, 2026, so an official figure should appear on storefronts in the weeks before that.