Rockstar's Grand Theft Auto VI showcases — the 26-minute Extended Look plus both official trailers, newest first.
Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Look
Rockstar Games · 2026-08-28 · 26:00
Rockstar's first major Grand Theft Auto VI showcase since the reveal: roughly 26 minutes of pure in-game footage and cutscenes, no narrator. It premiered on Netflix on 27 August 2026 and landed on Rockstar's YouTube channel six hours later — this is that full presentation.
It jumps around the timeline of Jason and Lucia's story while showing off Leonida at ground level: Vice City streets and interiors, the Keys and swampland, wildlife, gunplay and cover, driving, phone use, wanted levels and police response, plus a heavy dose of Red Dead-style ambient detail.
Rockstar's second official Grand Theft Auto VI trailer. Set to a slowed cut of "Hot Together" by The Pointer Sisters, it gives the clearest look yet at Lucia and Jason, the Leonida state beyond Vice City, and the tone of the story: two people on the run, tangled up in each other and in everyone who wants a cut.
Watch for the wider environment sweep — Vice Beach crowds, the Keys, swampland, trailer parks, strip malls and the Grassrivers wetlands — plus much more of the moment-to-moment systems: phone filming, crowd density, interiors, and vehicle variety that never appeared in Trailer 1.
The reveal trailer that broke YouTube records within 24 hours. Scored to Tom Petty's "Love Is a Long Road", it opens on Lucia in a correctional facility and then cuts across a modern, social-media-saturated Vice City: influencers, airboats, pastel high-rises, gator-in-a-convenience-store chaos and a state that feels like Florida turned all the way up.
This is still the best single reference for the game's visual target — lighting, crowd tech, water, and the density of street detail Rockstar is aiming for on current-gen hardware.
