Check out the exciting new GTA 6 game trailer that’s just been revealed after an online leak! Get ready for some thrilling gaming action
The super-talented game developer, Rockstar, decided to release their highly anticipated game 15 hours earlier than planned because a not-so-great version had already started making the rounds online. The exciting 90-second teaser spilled the beans that the game will take place in a Miami-inspired Vice City and will feature a female lead named Lucia – a first since the 1990s. But, hold on to your excitement because the game won’t hit the shelves until 2025.
The newest installment in the series is the follow-up to the 2013 blockbuster GTA V, which claimed the spot as the second best-selling video game ever, right after Minecraft.
For the past ten years, there’s been a constant stream of rumors and leaks circulating about GTA 6.
Just the confirmation of an upcoming trailer – essentially an announcement of an announcement – caused a frenzy in November, making headlines worldwide as eager fans hunted for any tidbits about the upcoming game.In the trailer, you’ll catch glimpses of people racing cars, enjoying boat parties, and a guy pulling an alligator out of a swimming pool, all set to the tunes of Tom Petty’s Love is a Long Road.
GTA 6: Official Game Trailer
Gamer Jess, also known as “Rage Darling” in the gaming world, typically enjoys streaming multiplayer RPGs. Recently, she mentioned keeping an eye on an upcoming game. Speaking to BBC Newsbeat, she expressed that if you’re not at least curious about GTA 6, you might feel like a bit of an outsider, given its massive popularity.According to Jess, the GTA series has traditionally been seen as a game dominated by men. However, the introduction of a female perspective in the upcoming game has piqued her interest. Although it’s been a while since GTA 6 featured a female protagonist in a mainline game (the last one was on the original PlayStation), she believes that the impact on the gaming industry as a whole will be significant.
Jess is optimistic, stating that this shift will likely influence other game developers and AAA studios, demonstrating that having a female character in a leading role should no longer be considered a hurdle or an issue.
