Grand Theft Auto 6's Extended Look event just premiered on Netflix (with YouTube to follow a little later), and gave us our best look yet at the world's most-anticipated game.
Ever since GTA 6 was properly revealed with its first trailer all the way back at the end of 2023, fans have been patiently waiting for the day that Rockstar and Take-Two would finally give us a detailed peek behind the curtain. Every Rockstar release eventually gets a gameplay deep dive that explains why we've all waited so long, and GTA 6 unarguably needed that more than any other game.
It's taken a ridiculously long time to become a reality, but today finally puts an end to the painful wait for GTA 6 gameplay footage. The long-awaited Extended Look is happening right now on Netflix (and coming to YouTube later on in the day) and giving us our best look yet at GTA 6 in action after far too many years of waiting.
We'll be updating this article during the Netflix debut of the Extended Look with every major detail that's shared during the event, so keep an eye here!
The trailer opened with Jason and Lucia walking side by side through the streets to try and pick something up for a character called Boobie. Jason is the main character here, while Lucia follows behind him. The level of detail is frankly ridiculous, and we get to see our first detailed interior as the two go up an elevator. This first scene also confirms Red Dead Redemption 2's interact mechanic, with Jason petting a dog and gaining some positive karma.
As Jason and Lucia find the person they're looking to pick up from, we get to see a seamless cutscene transition that's a little bit mind-blowing. Previous Rockstar games have done this, sure, but it's on another level here.
Once things get hairy in the building, we get our first good look at GTA 6's combat, which is a big improvement from GTA 5. It's similar to Red Dead Redemption 2's, with a hint of Max Payne 3 if you ask me. Guns can be picked up from the ground and held, which I'm taking as a sign that it's using RDR2's inventory.
The gameplay quickly moved on from the building setpiece, and showed Jason robbing a car. You don't have to break a window to jack a car anymore, as there's an option to use a "slim jim" to more sneakily do it. A small detail, but an appreciated one.
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