GTA 6 Projected Revenue: Can Earn $7.6 Billion in Just 60 Days

GTA 6 is still a year away from its release, but industry analysts are already projecting the record-breaking revenue the popular game franchise will earn. According to recent reports, Rockstar Games’ much-anticipated open-world blockbuster franchise game is expected to generate a staggering $7.6 billion in revenue within just the first 60 days of launch. This figure could break every entertainment industry launch record, setting a new benchmark for not only gaming but global media.

With an explosive reveal trailer and a fan base of over a decade in the making, GTA 6 is poised to dominate the market in ways never seen before. If the the game is able to generate the predicted amount of revenue within just the first two months of launch then it is going to create history and can break the record of GTA V which generated over $1.15 billion in its first year of release.

GTA 6 Projected Revenue

On X, the gaming community lit up after GTA 6 insights page @GTAVI_Countdown shared a post referencing a viral LinkedIn post from market research analyst Josh Chapman (Managing Partner at Konvoy), who forecasted that GTA 6 would pull in $1 billion in revenue within the first 24 hours (including pre-order sales) and reach $7.6 billion within two months.

GTA 6 Projected Sales Breakdown

The same tweet by @GTAVI_Countdown also included a detailed sales projection breakdown, offering insight into how Rockstar might reach those massive numbers.

Here’s what the forecast suggests:

• 25 million copies sold in the first 24 hours
• 60 million units by the end of the first month
• 85 million units by the end of the second month
• With an expected $80 base price, the math starts to check out fast

The report also suggested that 20% of online players will have a GTA+ subscription, highlighting Rockstar’s premium pricing model and the overwhelming anticipation built up over a decade, playing a massive role in hitting that revenue goal. This type of performance would not only surpass GTA V but potentially outdo the biggest movie openings in history, putting GTA 6 in a league of its own.