Grand Theft Auto VI will be accessible on Xbox One through Xbox Cloud Gaming, while PC players will be able to stream the game from a compatible Xbox console using Remote Play.

According to a new Rockstar Games Newswire announcement, GTA VI will support Xbox Cloud Gaming and console Remote Play when it launches on November 19, 2026.

GTA 6 Coming to Xbox One Through Cloud Gaming

Although Grand Theft Auto VI is not receiving a native Xbox One release, players will reportedly be able to access the game through Microsoft’s cloud gaming service.

This allows compatible Xbox One consoles to stream GTA VI without running the game locally.

Rockstar also notes that Xbox Series X users streaming through Xbox Cloud Gaming will receive graphics settings based on the Xbox Series S version rather than native Series X visuals.

Cloud access may require an eligible subscription and a stable internet connection.

GTA 6 Can Also Be Streamed to PC

Players who own GTA VI on a compatible Xbox console will also be able to use Xbox Remote Play to stream the game to a Windows PC or laptop.

Unlike cloud gaming, Remote Play uses the player’s own console to run the game, transmitting the video and controls over a network connection.

Rockstar’s announcement also mentions Remote Play support on PlayStation platforms.

This does not mean GTA VI has received a native PC release. The game will still be running on a console, with the PC functioning as a streaming device.

Grand Theft Auto VI launches November 19 for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.