It’s been over a decade since GTA V thrilled gamers, but its successor, GTA VI, remains a tantalising mirage. Despite multiple delays and accusations of union busting, Rockstar Games has finally opened preorders for the digital code-only game on both PS5 and Xbox Series X/S.
Previews suggest players will follow dual protagonists Jason and Lucia in Vice City, navigating a criminal conspiracy after a botched job. However, leaks from the elusive 'CyberLeek' have hinted at more than just teases, with playable builds emerging days before Rockstar’s planned reveal on Netflix.
Meanwhile, Take-Two Interactive has taken legal action against Microsoft and Discord over copyrighted material allegedly used in these leaks, underscoring the stakes involved. The game's absence of a physical disc form signals its fully digital future, with preloading starting just days before launch.
The anticipation for GTA VI is unprecedented, as articulated by Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick. An extended look on Netflix and an in-depth preview streamed live will quench the thirst for more until November 19th, 2026.
