Rockstar Games dropped a massive 26-minute extended gameplay look at Grand Theft Auto 6 today, confirming a November 19 launch on Xbox and PS5. The footage reveals a game that plays far more like Red Dead Redemption 2 than any previous GTA, with context-sensitive interactions, branded weapons, non-lethal takedowns, and a startling level of environmental detail.
Netflix's extended gameplay reveal for Grand Theft Auto 6 answered plenty of questions but left the biggest ones untouched. From the future of GTA Online to whether you can romance your co-protagonist or adopt a pet alligator, here's what Rockstar still hasn't told us ahead of the November 19 launch.
GTA 6 leaker CyberLeek has released two new gameplay videos showing Jason cycling on a beach and nightclub gameplay, bringing the leak streak to eight consecutive days. The videos include watermarked advertisements for a CyberLeek memecoin token used in paid polls where users have spent hundreds of dollars voting on which footage to release next. Netflix's official timed-exclusive GTA 6 reveal is just two days away.
Leaked footage suggests Grand Theft Auto 6 will feature a significantly longer day-night cycle than its predecessor, with six real seconds equaling one in-game minute for a full 144-minute rotation. The change hints at deeper simulation systems and time-dependent activities similar to Red Dead Redemption 2, with more details potentially coming in a Netflix reveal this Thursday.
Sony has confirmed it will cease disc production starting January 2028, while Grand Theft Auto 6 will launch as a digital-only title with physical editions containing only a download code. The company also sent an email reminding players that digital purchases grant only a revocable license, not ownership, sparking a community boycott.
Alleged Grand Theft Auto 6 leaker 'CyberLeek' released two new gameplay videos on August 22 showing supercar action and strip club cutscenes, defying Take-Two Interactive's DMCA subpoenas to Microsoft and Discord. The leaks continue as Netflix prepares to air an extended look at the game on August 27, while Rockstar reportedly still does not know how the breaches occurred or who is responsible.
NordVPN experts warn that malware disguised as playable Grand Theft Auto 6 builds is circulating on piracy sites after alleged gameplay footage from leaker CyberLeek appeared online. The fake downloads and credential-harvesting pages exploit fans searching for leaked content. Rockstar Games has not commented on the situation.
Leaked Grand Theft Auto 6 gameplay footage has surfaced online, offering an unfiltered look at new mechanics including playable basketball, a Focus stat, Red Dead Redemption 2-style melee combat, and a six-star wanted level. The clips also suggest a morality system with devil icons, vehicle fuel management, and a revamped police awareness system that tracks clothing and vehicle details. Rockstar has not confirmed the footage, but copyright takedowns suggest authenticity.
Rockstar Games is unlikely to reveal details about Grand Theft Auto 6's online mode in the near future, according to a new report. The studio appears to be keeping its multiplayer plans under wraps while the single-player campaign remains the primary focus of pre-launch marketing. Players eager for a look at the next evolution of GTA Online will need to exercise patience.
Rockstar Games has confirmed an extended look at Grand Theft Auto 6 will premiere on Netflix on August 27 at 3pm EST, followed by a YouTube release at 9pm ET. The announcement includes new key art featuring protagonists Jason and Lucia, ending a year-long wait since Trailer 2 dropped in May 2024.
