Rockstar is set to showcase the third trailer for GTA 6 via a special Extended Look, so here’s when you can watch the premiere.
Over a year after the second trailer, Rockstar is set to show off more footage from GTA 6 this week.
The ongoing gameplay leaks may have stolen the spotlight recently, as Rockstar tries to track down the perpetrator, but we’re now mere hours away from our next official glimpse at the highly anticipated sequel.
It’s unclear what will be shown in the Extended Look, or even how long it will be, but it’s expected to involve a gameplay trailer of some kind. For GTA 5, Rockstar released a five-minute gameplay video in the run-up to launch, but considering this is set to premiere on Netflix first, it’s likely that it will be stretched out over a longer duration.
Unlike most trailers, Rockstar is taking a staggered approach to the GTA 6 Extended Look. It will debut on Netflix, before arriving on YouTube and other platforms later. To prepare yourself for the rollout, we’ve compiled the start times across all streaming services below.
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The Extended Look will debut on Netflix on Thursday, August 27 at 8pm BST in the UK. It will be released on YouTube and Rockstar’s website six hours later, on Friday, August 28 at 2am BST.
You can find a breakdown of the global release times below.
Officially, there’s no indication at all of how long the ‘extended’ look is, so it could be anything from a 10 minute trailer to a more than hour long quasi-documentary.
However, a leak on Thursday afternoon suggested it will feature 26 minutes of gameplay footage, taken from the PlayStation 5 version.
It’s not clear, though, whether this is meant to mean that it’s only 26 minutes long or if it’s much longer than that and all the footage in it adds up to 26 minutes.
GTA 6 launches worldwide across PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S on November 19, 2026. Although it’s inevitable at some point, no PC version has been announced so far.
The game is available to pre-order now across the PlayStation and Xbox stores. The standard edition costs £69.99 and the Ultimate Edition, which comes with extra Vice City-inspired cosmetics and extra in-game shops, costs £89.99.
Alternatively, you can buy a boxed copy (with a download code instead of a disc) from the likes of Argos and Amazon, at the slightly cheaper price of £69.99. The Ultimate Edition is only available digitally.
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