Rockstar Games has finally given fans a much longer look at GTA VI, releasing a 27 minute gameplay reveal video that shows the game running entirely from in game footage on a standard PlayStation 5.

The new video, called “Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Look,” gives players a better idea of what to expect from Rockstar’s next open world game. Instead of short clips, the footage provides a much more detailed look at the world, characters, driving, action and overall presentation.

GTA VI Gameplay Shown on Base PS5

One of the biggest details from the release is that the entire gameplay presentation was captured on a base PlayStation 5. This gives fans a useful look at how Rockstar is presenting the game on the standard PS5 hardware.

The extended footage also gives a better sense of the scale and detail Rockstar has put into the game. The world appears packed with activity, while the gameplay moves between different situations instead of focusing on just one short scene.

For fans who have been waiting for a proper gameplay look, the 27 minute video is a much more useful preview than the short promotional clips released so far.

A Closer Look at Vice City and Its Characters

Grand Theft Auto VI returns players to Vice City, Rockstar’s fictional version of Miami. This time, the story follows Jason and Lucia, two criminals who become involved in a much larger situation across the state of Leonida.

The new footage offers more time with the game’s characters and shows how Rockstar is building its latest open world around them. The presentation also highlights the busy streets, vehicles, locations and different activities that players can expect to encounter.

Rather than simply showing cinematic scenes, Rockstar uses the extended look to give viewers a clearer idea of how the game actually plays.

GTA VI Still Looks Like a Major Upgrade

The extended gameplay reveal makes it clear that Rockstar is aiming for a highly detailed world. Character animations, environments, traffic and small background details all play a role in making Vice City feel more alive.

The footage also shows that Rockstar is putting considerable attention into the way characters move and interact with the world. Driving and other gameplay moments are presented as part of the wider open world rather than isolated features.

For players coming from GTA V, this footage should provide a much better idea of how much Rockstar is changing with its next mainline entry.

Release Date Confirmed

Rockstar Games is scheduled to release Grand Theft Auto VI on November 19 for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.

The new extended gameplay video should give fans plenty to study while they wait for launch. With 27 minutes of footage now available, players can get a far clearer look at Rockstar’s ambitious return to Vice City.

For a game that has been surrounded by huge expectations, this is easily one of the most important official gameplay previews Rockstar has released so far.