Rockstar Games will premiere an "extended look" at Grand Theft Auto 6 on Netflix on August 27, marking the first time the publisher has partnered with a streaming platform to showcase its most anticipated title.

The presentation, titled "Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Look," is scheduled for 12pm PT / 3pm ET / 8pm BST on August 27, according to VGC. Netflix's official description reads: "See an extended look at Grand Theft Auto 6, the next evolution in the groundbreaking Grand Theft Auto series."

For anyone who does not want to tune in live, or who does not have a Netflix subscription, the same content will arrive elsewhere six hours later. Rockstar confirmed on its official X account that the extended look will also launch on the Rockstar Games YouTube channel and the GTA VI website at 6pm PT / 9pm ET / 2am BST on August 27. So the window of Netflix exclusivity is half a day, not longer.

Beyond the title, the premiere time, and that single descriptive line, neither Rockstar nor Netflix has shared further details. There is no confirmed runtime, no indication of whether the presentation includes gameplay footage or cinematic material, and no word on whether developers will provide commentary.

The pairing of a video-game publisher with a streaming-video service is unusual for a games showcase. Rockstar has historically used its own channels — the company website, YouTube, and social media — to release trailers and promotional material for the Grand Theft Auto series. Bringing Netflix in as the first window suggests the publisher is targeting an audience beyond its existing fanbase, reaching the streaming platform's subscribers who may not follow gaming news closely.

For fans, this is the first substantial new look at GTA 6 in months. Rockstar first revealed the game's debut trailer in December 2023, and information has been tightly controlled since. Any additional footage or detail, however brief, will be dissected frame by frame across gaming communities — that is simply the nature of a franchise whose last mainline entry, Grand Theft Auto V, launched in 2013 and has since sold over 200 million copies.

Grand Theft Auto 6 does not yet have a public release date beyond a broad 2025 window that Rockstar set in its initial trailer. Whether the August 27 presentation narrows that timeline remains an open question the publisher has not addressed.

For now, the date to mark is August 27. Netflix gets the first look at 3pm ET; YouTube and the GTA VI site follow at 9pm ET. Everything else — runtime, format, new gameplay — is waiting on Rockstar.