Grand Theft Auto franchise revenue hits $9.72 billion, with $183 million earned in Q4

Total Grand Theft Auto series revenues have now broken $9.72 billion since the release of GTA V in late 2013.

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Take-Two Interactive's latest Fiscal Year 2025 earnings report gives us a new update on how much money the Grand Theft Auto series made throughout the year. According to data published by Take-Two and reviewed by us, the total sum of Grand Theft Auto products and services made about $710 million in revenue in the period (April 2024 - March 2025).

Rockstar released multiple updates for Grand Theft Auto Online in FY25, including Bottom Dollar Bounties and Agents of Sabotage. Series engagement was also driven by the continued support of the GTA trilogy collection on mobile, and GTA V's inclusion on PlayStation Plus in the holiday season.

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The breakdown of quarterly GTA revenues for FY25 looks like this:

• Q1'25 - $175 million
• Q2'25 - $172 million
• Q3'25 (holiday season) - $179 million
• Q4'25 - $183 million
• Fiscal Year FY25 total - $710 million

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This brings cumulative Grand Theft Auto franchise earnings to around $9.723 billion since the release of GTA V in September 2013.

Take-Two Interactive reports this information to stakeholders because the GTA franchise is material to the company's quarterly and annual earnings. Grand Theft Auto is a kind of bedrock that consistently generates tens of millions of dollars for Rockstar Games and its parent, Take-Two.

"We are dependent on the future success of our Grand Theft Auto products, and we must continue to publish hit titles or sequels to such hit titles in order to compete successfully in our industry," the publisher writes in its reports.