The GTA 6 promo breaks records and Rockstar reveals new details. We definitely know who won’t play

On Monday night into Tuesday, Rockstar presented the trailer for the sequel to the Grand Theft Auto series that players have been waiting for. Initially, the creators wanted to do it only on Tuesday afternoon, but in the meantime the trailer was leaked online, forcing the studio to change its plans.

Grand Theft Auto VI continues our efforts to push the boundaries of what’s possible when it comes to highly immersive, story-driven open world experiences.

– said Sam Houser, founder of Rockstar Games, quoted in the official press release.

We are very excited to share this new vision with players around the world

– added.

It’s been 11 hours since the minute-and-a-half-long trailer was posted, and it has already amassed more than 56 million views and more than 6.8 million likes on YouTube. In the next few days, it will almost certainly become one of the most iconic videos in history. Suffice it to say that the post on the

Returning to the promo itself, it has very good reviews among players and journalists. Most people praise the phenomenal audio-visual setup (it should be noted that Rockstar creates trailers using the game engine – so there is no question of fooling us with “improved” graphics). Players also enjoy factThe game returns to Vice City, one of the favorite locations for fans of the series.

GTA 6 in 2025 and only for consoles

Meanwhile, Rockstar also confirmed what we could only guess before. GTA 6 will be available to players in 2025 and will only appear on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series There will be no version for older generation consoles (PS4/XONE). And this is a good thing, because they are old devices and certainly will not be able to cope with the world of GTA 6. Suffice it to remember the problems of CD Projekt, which insisted on launching Cyberpunk on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

What about computer users? They won’t play GTA 6 either. At least not right away. Rockstar has already accustomed us to the fact that PC versions of its games are released a year or even two after the console premiere. This was the case with both GTA V and Red Dead Redemption 2.