The new GTA 6 trailer was officially unveiled by Rockstar Games on YouTube. It will be made available to the general public on December 5, 2023, at 19:30 P.M. Ahead of the official launch, there are new leaks. Maps and new weapons have been leaked on the Internet. Alledgedly, this leak was published by Rockstar’s employee’s son. It was a 1-minute, 25-second trailer, which was deleted a few minutes after publication.
Initially, a brief video was posted on TikTok by the leaker, who claimed to be a Rockstar developer’s son. The video showed a city skyline and then panned around to show a freeway, supposedly revealing Grand Theft Auto 6’s map. Grand Theft Auto fans conducted an investigation, discovering that specific buildings in the video matched those in other leaks confirmed to be authentic.
GTA 6: New Leaks
Take-Two Interactive, the parent company, hasn’t officially announced a release date for GTA 6. However, in August, the company informed investors about its plans to experience a “significant inflection point” during its 2025 fiscal year. Analysts have interpreted this statement to suggest that GTA 6 might be released between April 1, 2024, and March 31, 2025. While it’s a broad timeframe, it hints at a potential 2024 release for GTA 6.
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While GTA 6 may be scheduled for release in 2024, it is important to remember that Rockstar is known for putting off the release of its big games in order to guarantee a high degree of polish. The company’s most recent major release, Red Dead Redemption 2, experienced three public delays. Additionally, in 2013, Grand Theft Auto 5 faced a significant delay, shifting from its initially planned spring release date to its eventual launch in September 2013.
Rockstar and publisher Take-Two have not officially disclosed a price point, but it appears probable that Grand Theft Auto 6 will be priced at $69.99, which is increasingly becoming the standard for AAA video games with substantial budgets.
Disregard baseless rumors suggesting that GTA 6 will cost $150 or will adopt a pricing-per-hour model, stemming from misinterpreted comments by Take-Two boss Strauss Zelnick. While there might be premium or collector’s edition versions of GTA 6 with higher price tags than the industry-standard $69.99, it is advisable to await an official announcement from Rockstar before considering pre-orders.
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