The first extended trailer for Grand Theft Auto 6 has landed on Netflix, running 27 minutes and showcasing themes of guns, drugs, and romance, according to SMH.com.au. The footage, described as an "Extended Look," is now available to stream on the platform, with regional viewing times confirmed for Australian audiences.
The trailer offers a deeper glimpse into the game's narrative and setting, per the SMH.com.au report. It highlights the criminal underworld that the series is known for, mixing violent action with personal storylines. The extended runtime allows for more detailed scenes than the shorter teasers previously released.
Beyond the story elements, the trailer also reveals specific vehicles that players can expect to see in the game, according to coverage from Carsales. The footage includes cars that closely resemble a Nissan Skyline and a BMW E30, which are popular models among car enthusiasts. These lookalikes suggest a focus on authentic, real-world-inspired vehicles in the game's open world.
The release on Netflix marks an unusual distribution choice for a major game trailer, which typically premieres on YouTube or during dedicated gaming events. The move gives the trailer a broader reach beyond the core gaming audience, as noted by outlets like PCMag Australia and WhistleOut, which provided time zone guides for viewers in different regions.
Dazed has also published a separate deep dive into the game, calling it the "video game of the decade," though that piece is not part of the trailer itself. The exact release date for GTA 6 has not been confirmed in the reporting above.
Watch for further announcements from Rockstar Games regarding the game's launch window and additional gameplay details.
