GTA 6 launch is expected to be the biggest in gaming history, according to a revenue forecast by investment firm Konvoy Ventures.
Managing partner Josh Chapman projects that Rockstar Games could generate 7.6 billion dollars in the first 60 days after release.
Chapman shared his view on LinkedIn and said the game could recover its estimated development cost in less than a month.
He believes GTA 6 will break sales and revenue records across almost every timeframe.
GTA 6 launch: revenue, price assumptions, and open questions
The forecast depends on a few key assumptions.
The most important is a base price of 80 dollars.
The projected development budget of 2 billion dollars is also unconfirmed, although it has been widely discussed.
If the price assumption holds and early demand is strong, the model points to record breaking results.
The forecast suggests rapid digital sales, strong console adoption, and a large global audience ready to buy in the opening weeks.
That combination would allow the title to pay back its costs quickly and set new benchmarks for entertainment launches.
There are still open questions. Final pricing will affect total units sold. The release window and platform rollout will also shape early results.
Supply limits for new consoles in some markets could slow physical sales, while digital stores can scale faster.
For players, the headline is simple. GTA 6 is tracking as the next giant moment in gaming.
For investors and publishers, the forecast illustrates how premium titles can command higher upfront prices when anticipation is high.
Until Rockstar announces price, date, and detailed plans, these numbers remain projections. The scale of interest is clear.
