With 64 days left before launch, GTA 6's confirmed feature list is genuinely enormous: 200+ interactive vehicles, a six star wanted system, sleep tracking, weapon carry limits and more. But the community's actual wishlist has barely shrunk, because most of the biggest questions remain officially open. Here is where the community's hopes stand today, sorted from most to least likely, with the honest odds attached to each.

Day One or Early PC Release

This is the wishlist item with the most recent momentum behind it. VGC editor in chief Andy Robinson said on a podcast this month that he expects Rockstar to "push the PC version up," citing rising console prices and hardware shortages as motivation, a claim our PC timing report treats as informed speculation rather than a leak. Historically, PC ports have lagged consoles by anywhere from eight months (GTA IV) to eighteen (GTA V). Rockstar has announced nothing. Likelihood: plausible, but nobody outside Rockstar actually knows.

GTA Online, in Any Form

The single biggest open question just got a tiny bit less open. A court filing from the ongoing Glasgow tribunal quoted Rockstar referring internally to a confidential "online 32 player format," the first numeric detail to appear in any Rockstar document, as covered in our court filing breakdown. It is not an announcement, and fans hoping for a full reveal are still waiting. Likelihood: near certain to exist eventually, timing and details entirely unknown.

Mod Support

GTA 5's mod scene kept the game culturally relevant for over a decade, and fans want that legacy repeated. Rockstar has said nothing specific about official mod support for GTA 6, and the studio's history here is mixed: broadly tolerant of single player mods, far more aggressive about anything touching GTA Online. Likelihood: single player modding will probably happen with or without Rockstar's blessing; official tooling is a coin flip.

Cross-Play Between PS5 and Xbox

Cross-play has become close to an industry standard, and most major 2020s releases ship with it. GTA 6 has made no crossplay announcement either way, largely because the online component it would apply to is itself unconfirmed. Likelihood: reasonably high once GTA Online details exist, but that is a big if attached to a bigger if.

New Game Plus

A replay mode that lets players restart the story with unlocked weapons, cash or cosmetics has never been a GTA staple, and our New Game Plus analysis notes Rockstar has typically relied on side content and GTA Online instead of story replay incentives to extend playtime. Likelihood: low, based on series precedent rather than any specific denial.

A 60fps Performance Mode on Base Consoles

Rockstar has confirmed extensive rendering tech, ray traced global illumination and reflections, strand based hair, dynamic clothing, but has said nothing about frame rate targets on base PS5 and Xbox Series X hardware. Our 60fps uncertainty piece explains why the visual ambition on display makes a locked 60fps performance mode far from guaranteed on anything but the highest end hardware. Likelihood: uncertain, and arguably trending downward given how demanding the confirmed tech sounds.

Wingsuits

This one belongs on the wishlist for a different reason: it needs debunking every time it resurfaces. No mainline GTA has ever shipped a wingsuit, and Rockstar has neither announced nor hinted at one for GTA 6, a point our parachuting and skydiving article makes explicitly. Even parachutes, present in every 3D era GTA, remain unconfirmed rather than guaranteed. Likelihood: pure fan fiction until proven otherwise.

Pet Ownership

RDR2's horse bond and GTA Online's existing companion animals have fans hoping for a keepable dog in GTA 6. Nothing has been confirmed or denied. Likelihood: plausible given the visible investment in animal behavior and the confirmed visitable zoo, but entirely unannounced.

Frequently Asked Questions

What GTA 6 features are actually confirmed right now?

Confirmed features include 200+ vehicles with interactive interiors, a six star wanted system, a 2+2 weapon carry limit, a sleep and health tracking app, a visitable zoo, and extensive rendering technology including ray traced lighting and strand based hair. See our gameplay features overview for the full list.

Will GTA 6 have a PC version at launch?

No PC version has been announced for any date, launch or otherwise. Recent podcast comments suggest a faster than usual PC timeline is plausible, but nothing is confirmed.

Is GTA 6 Online confirmed?

Not officially. A tribunal court filing referenced an internal "online 32 player format," which confirms internal discussion exists, but Rockstar has made no public announcement about an online mode.

Will GTA 6 support mods?

Rockstar has not announced official mod support for GTA 6. Unofficial single player modding is likely to happen regardless, based on how the community treated GTA 5.

The Bottom Line

Most of this wishlist has sat unchanged for months, which says less about Rockstar withholding information and more about how tightly the studio controls its own messaging before launch. The one genuine movement this month, informed chatter about an earlier PC release and a court filing that finally put a number on GTA 6 Online, shows these answers can still arrive sideways, through interviews and legal filings, long before Rockstar chooses to announce anything directly.