Grand Theft Auto 6 will be playable on Xbox One through Xbox Cloud Gaming starting at 1am ET on launch day, Microsoft announced this week. The 13-year-old console will access the game using Xbox Series S graphics settings, which target 30fps, matching the framerate on Xbox Series X, PS5, and PS5 Pro.
Players need to own a digital copy of GTA 6 for $80 and have access to Xbox Cloud Gaming through Game Pass or à la carte pricing. Ten hours of cloud gaming time costs $4. Xbox One owners cannot stream GTA 6 to mobile devices or PCs due to Rockstar's streaming agreement, though local remote play on Xbox and PS5 remains available, including on PS Portal.
PS5 Pro will offer improved image quality through PSSR, but the game will not run at 60fps on any platform at launch. Microsoft plans to add Grand Theft Auto 5, Red Dead Redemption 2, and more Rockstar titles to Xbox Cloud Gaming in the coming months.