What exactly am I renting?

A private, timed session on real console hardware, streamed to your device over a low-latency connection. You get a dedicated guest profile so your progress stays separate from everyone else's.

What do I need on my side?

A Windows PC, Mac, or Steam Deck, the free Moonlight and Tailscale apps, any modern game controller (wired or Bluetooth), and a stable internet connection of 20+ Mbps (wired is best). Keyboard-and-mouse isn't supported.

What is Tailscale, and why do I need it?

It's a well-known, free networking app that securely connects your device to your session — no router setup or port forwarding on your end. It's a one-time install; we send you a one-time key before every session so only you can connect.

We host on wired fibre with hardware encoding, so most players on a solid connection see console-like responsiveness. We recommend running a quick network test before your first session.

Is my data or account safe?

Yes. You never touch our accounts or desktop — the session is sandboxed to the game only, and you play on an isolated guest profile. Payment is by UPI/QR directly to us, so we never see your card or bank details.

Does my progress get saved?

Your guest profile keeps your saves so you can continue next time you book, subject to our save-retention window. Want to guarantee long-term progress to finish a game? A Progress Keeper add-on is coming.

What happens if my connection drops?

If the issue is on our side (host or our network) you get a full refund or a free reschedule. If it's on your end, no refund applies — every session is monitored so we can tell the difference fairly.

Can I get a refund or reschedule?

You can reschedule once for free. If a session genuinely couldn't happen because of us, raise a refund request from your bookings and we'll review it and process it.

Which games can I play?

A growing library of console exclusives and current-gen hits. We confirm the exact title with you in Discord after you reserve a slot.

Will GTA 6 Come to PC? What We Actually Know

By Console By The Hour · August 8, 2026

Short answer: not confirmed, not denied, and almost certainly not soon. GTA 6 is launching November 19, 2026 exclusively on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. Rockstar has made zero official statements about a PC version, at reveal or since.

What history actually says

Every mainline Grand Theft Auto since GTA III has eventually reached PC — Rockstar isn't a studio that skips the platform entirely. But "eventually" has always meant a real gap:

Game	Console launch	PC launch	Gap
GTA IV	Apr 2008	Dec 2008	~8 months
GTA V	Sep 2013	Apr 2015	~19 months
Red Dead Redemption 2	Oct 2018	Nov 2019	~13 months

Nothing here points to a day-one, or even year-one, PC release. If GTA 6 follows the RDR2 pattern (Rockstar's most recent and most PC-friendly precedent), a port could land sometime in 2027. If it follows the GTA V pattern, later than that. Both are guesses — Rockstar hasn't said anything.

Not interested in waiting a year (or more) to find out? Book a session and play it on real hardware the week it launches.

What to actually watch for

Historically, Rockstar has announced PC ports via a dedicated trailer, months after console launch — not as a surprise same-day release. Until that happens, there's no reliable signal, and speculation articles claiming a "leaked" PC release date are not credible sources.

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