Rockstar keeps GTA 6 on a tight schedule: two short trailers and one long presentation. All three videos are here, along with what was in them and how they did in numbers.
Last checked 2 September 2026. We update the page as new announcements arrive.
Twenty-six minutes of gameplay that Rockstar says was captured in-game on a base PlayStation 5. The first sight of the interface, the six-star wanted system, robberies, car theft, the phone and how Jason and Lucia work as a pair.
It premiered on Netflix, where it drew 31.1 million views in the first four days and topped the weekly English-language film chart. It reached Rockstar's YouTube channel six hours later.
The second official trailer. The first sight of Jason and Lucia in motion, and of more of Leonida than just Vice City.
According to Rockstar, the biggest video launch in the studio's history — 475 million views across platforms in the first 24 hours.
The first official trailer. It confirmed Vice City, the state of Leonida and the pairing of Jason and Lucia.
Over 90 million YouTube views in the first 24 hours and several records at the time, including the most-watched game reveal.
The date has stood since November 2025 and the Extended Look did not change it. Pre-orders have been open since 25 June 2026; pre-loading is set to begin on 12 November.
Play the Extended Look on the official Rockstar Games YouTube channel. It is freely available, no subscription and no sign-up. Netflix only had the head start for the first six hours after the premiere.
Rockstar made the whole block available to download in 4K from the official game website. The file is around 14 GB, so it suits a big screen rather than a phone on the tram.
Read our breakdown of the presentation. It covers what was in the recording, who said which figure, and what Rockstar still has not announced — including anything at all about a PC version and about a separate online component.
Turn on notifications on Rockstar's official channel. We do not link to third-party countdowns or to streams promising an “exclusive leak” — they tend to be scams, and there have been more of them since the August leak.
Netflix had it first, but exclusively for only six hours. Since 3 a.m. Central European time on 28 August 2026 the same video has been freely available on the Rockstar Games YouTube channel and on the game's website. You do not need a subscription today.
Rockstar called it an “Extended Look”. That fits: against the trailers, which come to under three minutes together, this is twenty-six minutes of continuous gameplay with the interface visible.
Rockstar did not explain. Variety's reading is that it signals to the entertainment industry that GTA 6 is not just a game but an event on the scale of a film premiere. That is journalists' interpretation, not a studio statement.
In numbers, yes. Netflix counted 31.1 million views between 27 and 30 August and the video topped its weekly English-language film chart. Netflix counts views differently from YouTube, though, so the figures cannot be added together.
No. Netflix has older games in the series in its games catalogue, but nothing of the sort has been announced for GTA 6. This was a video premiere, nothing more.
No. 19 November 2026 stands and Rockstar did not change the date in connection with the presentation. Rob Nelson of Rockstar North told journalists on the same occasion that the game will be released on time.
Unannounced. It is common for a publisher to release at least one more video before launch, but Rockstar has announced nothing further. When it does, it will appear here with a date and a link.
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