
I still canât quite believe it.
Yesterday, Rockstar Games finally dropped Grand Theft Auto VIâs long-awaited second trailer; it didnât feature anything in the way of obvious gameplay, but Iâm not about to look a gift horse in the mouth.
It was only last week that Rockstar announced GTA VIâs delay, revealing that the game will launch on 26 May 2026.
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Itâs with that in mind that I didnât expect a trailer for many, many months.
I suppose that Rockstar is hoping to remind Take-Twoâs investors that despite the delay, everything is still peachy keen ahead of Mayâs earnings call.
Thereâs so much to unpack in the trailer.
Eagle-eyed fans have already spotted a returning legacy character, but itâs the gameâs scale that I want to address.
Rockstar has outlined the gameâs key in-game locations on its new official GTA VI website, giving us an idea of just how enormous the map will be.
It looks as if itâs going to exceed our expectations though as GTA VI wonât just have multiple Leonida locations for us to explore; it seems as if thereâs going to be more than one state.
Watch that new trailer below.
As spotted by Twitter user bruh6269, a car plate was featured in the trailer that mentioned the state of Gloriana.
As youâll likely know, GTA VI is set within Leonida, a fictionalised version of Florida.
Well, itâs believed that Gloriana is a version of the real-life neighbouring Georgia.
Now you may be thinking, âKate, just because an NPC has driven across state lines, it doesnât mean we will.â
Oh but the plot thickens, my friend.
Mount Kalaga National Park is one of the gameâs confirmed locations, and many online have already pointed out that it shares a striking resemblance to Georgiaâs Providence Canyon State Park.
Of course, it would be nice to have an official answer on this but all signs point to us having an even larger in-game area to explore than we thought possible.
Topics:Â Grand Theft Auto, GTA, GTA 6, Rockstar Games, Take-Two