GTA 6’s second trailer may be released on February 6, coinciding with Take-Two's earnings call.
The game is expected to launch in the second half of 2025, with a potential release date of October 27.
GTA 6 will feature a nostalgic map set in Leonida, with cityscapes, beaches, and swampy areas.
GTA 6 or Grand Theft Auto 6, the much-anticipated game, has been among the hot topics for all gamers around the world. In December 2023, Rockstar Games shared that the game will be making its debut in 2025. After a few weeks, the game maker also shared the teaser highlighting the gameplay and characters including the first female protagonist.
SurveyHere’s everything you should know about the GTA 6 release date, trailer 2 dates, supported consoles, and maps.
GTA 6 trailer 2 date:
Following the December 27 speculation, Rockstar Games is expected to release the second trailer for GTA 6 on February 6, shortly before Take-Two Interactive’s quarterly earnings. This theory gains credibility due to the “F6” license plate in the game’s key art, but fans should exercise caution given Rockstar’s unpredictable nature.
GTA 6 release date:
The GTA 6 release date is still unknown, but leaks indicate that the game could be released in the second half of 2025. According to fans on social media, the game could debut on October 27.
GTA 6 price in India
GTA 6 could start at Rs 5,999 for the standard edition. The special edition is expected to be priced at around Rs 7,299. However, the exact details of the price are unknown.
GTA 6-supported platforms
Grand Theft Auto 6 will be available for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S. The game will be released afterward for the PC gamers.
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GTA 6 map details
The new GTA 6 map is said to be set in Leonida, a fictional city. It’ll be a nostalgic treat for Vice City fans. According to the teaser, you can expect neon-lit cityscapes, sun-soaked beaches, and swampy backwaters.
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