Rockstar has released the launch trailer for GTA 6, set in the sun-soaked state of Leonida and scored by French electronic duo Justice. The game arrives in just over a month, with Jason and Lucia at the centre of a sprawling crime story.
A new Bloomberg report reveals how Rockstar North studied real Miami nightlife and police patrols to build the fictional state of Leonida. The same interviews confirm that GTA 6's original design was far larger than the version now in development.
A hacker known as Cyberleek released new Grand Theft Auto 6 footage after his own meme coin crashed, raising awkward questions about leaks tied to crypto payouts.
A viral WeChat screenshot claims a Chinese gamer divorced his wife after a bet over buying GTA 6 went wrong. The story has exploded online as the game's release approaches.
Anonymous sources say Rockstar plans a PC release of GTA 6 in the first quarter of 2027, months after the console launch. If true, it would be the studio's shortest gap between console and PC for a major title.
A 25-minute leaked build of Grand Theft Auto 6 appears to show first-person driving and on-foot play, plus full-body nudity, according to a known leaker. Rockstar has not commented on whether these features ship at launch.
Rockstar says money will matter more than ever in GTA6, with some story missions gated behind cash players must raise by stealing cars or robbing stores. The game also expands its wanted system with disguises and split tactics.
Rockstar's extended GTA6 demo shows a reworked wanted system where police track your appearance and your car. Changing outfits or splitting Jason and Lucia apart may help you escape a chase.
Rockstar North's Rob Nelson says the relationship between GTA6's two leads is shaped by player choice, from romance to staying purely criminal partners. A separate wanted system also lets players change clothes or split up to shake police.
Rockstar says pedestrian chatter and in-game advertising in GTA6 are written by dedicated teams in Los Angeles, New York and London, not treated as background noise. The studio calls these small voices part of how it builds a living city.
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