Netflix will completely debut GTA 6 gameplay footage this Thursday, August 27 by way of its Grand Theft Auto 6: An Extended Look, which can stay unique to the streaming platform for six hours. Here is when you’ll be able to watch the present as quickly because it debuts, and when it’ll arrive on different platforms akin to YouTube.
Whereas the previous week has seen persistent GTA 6 leaks hit the headlines, these quick snippets of open-world footage really feel like they’ve solely scratched the floor of what Rockstar has been constructing. Here is hoping this week reveals a great sense of each protagonists, Jason and Lucia, and our greatest look but on the sport’s world in high-definition.
The previous few months have seen a gentle uptick in exercise selling GTA 6 after Rockstar revealed the cover art for GTA 6 again in June. Some followers had anticipated the sport’s third trailer to debut shortly after, however Rockstar as a substitute launched a big batch of new GTA 6 screenshots, which tease all kinds of new details about the game.
It is now been greater than 500 days because the arrival of Trailer 2 again in Could 2025 — so way back that if you return and watch it, the trailer nonetheless has GTA 6’s earlier launch date hooked up to it. However somewhat than debut its long-awaited Trailer 3 alongside preorders, Rockstar has now confirmed this meatier take a look at the sport, which is now simply days away.
Examine under to see when you’ll watch Grand Theft Auto 6: An Prolonged Look in your area, initially by way of Netflix, then afterward YouTube and elsewhere. And at last, a reminder that GTA 6 itself is due out on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Sequence X/S on November 19, 2026.
Grand Theft Auto 6: An Prolonged Look Netflix and YouTube international launch instances:
AEST (Sydney):
- 5am Friday, August 28 (Netflix)
- 11am Friday, August 28 (YouTube)
KST (Seoul):
- 4am Friday, August 28 (Netflix)
- 10am Friday, August 28 (YouTube)
JST (Tokyo):
- 4am Friday, August 28 (Netflix)
- 10am Friday, August 28 (YouTube)
CST (Shanghai):
- 3am Friday, August 28 (Netflix)
- 9am Friday, August 28 (YouTube)
GST (Abu Dhabi):
- 11pm Thursday, August 27 (Netflix)
- 5am Friday, August 28 (YouTube)
SAST (Johannesburg):
- 9pm Thursday, August 27 (Netflix)
- 3am Friday, August 28 (YouTube)
CEST (Paris):
- 9pm Thursday, August 27 (Netflix)
- 3am Friday, August 28 (YouTube)
BST (London):
- 8pm Thursday, August 27 (Netflix)
- 2am Friday, August 28 (YouTube)
BRT (Sao Paulo):
- 4pm Thursday, August 27 (Netflix)
- 10pm Thursday, August 27 (YouTube)
EDT (New York):
- 3pm Thursday, August 27 (Netflix)
- 9pm Thursday, August 27 (YouTube)
PDT (Los Angeles):
- 12pm Thursday, August 27 (Netflix)
- 6pm Thursday, August 27 (YouTube)
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