GTA 6 LIVE: 'Crazy' gameplay feature spotted in trailer

'What 70 per cent of enterable buildings looks like'

A Redditor has posted a visual representation of "what 70 per cent of enterable buildings looks like" in GTA 6 based off screenshots.

It's long been rumoured that amount of buildings will be enterable in the upcoming game.

Redditor Elven-Melvin posted: "Do you really believe the leaks?"

And others have been commenting with their thoughts.

One user said: "When it means enterable, I'm considering most of the large or complex buildings would be most likely connected to a mission."

Fit-Joke-3899 said: "'Enterable' also doesn't have to include the whole building. Your point still stands OP but yea enterable can just mean things like apartment / hotel lobbies or motel hallways or condo rooftops accessible thru elevators or even just a garage on the side of a locked out house. So even tho 70 per cent is ridiculous, a high amount of interiors isn't out of the question."

HK9009 said: "I don't really need every building or even most of the buildings enterable. I just want the cool ones. If I see a huge mall or casino hell yeah I wanna go in there. If it's something like a hotel I don't really care. Maybe just the lobby and ability to get a room like RDR2 would be cool but I don't really need the walk through the whole building and every floor."

GTA Online reminder

Rockstar Games has reminded GTA Online players there's still time to cash in on an end of summer giveaway if they haven't already. Up to GTA$2m can be claimed.

A social media post said: "Anyone yet to claim the one-time GTA$1,000,000 bonus has until 17 September to get it by playing GTA Online.

"Sign up for GTA+ by 17 September to get an additional GTA$1,000,000 (and much more)."

'Hopefully the jets have liveries'

Following on from the GTA 6 Subreddit post about jets being spotted in the second trailer, another Redditor hopes they will "have liveries".

And others have been commenting with their thoughts.

reddit_user_in_space said: "We have pretty good liveries in GTA 5 imo."

One user said: "This is dumb."

Claptown420 said: "I don't see how jets fit into the lore of GTA 6... They're supposed to be low-end criminals / bank robbers. Please let's not lose the plot like the Fast & Furious movies, s*** went from somewhat believable to completely off the rails. Maybe in GTA Online..."

'Crazy' gameplay feature spotted in trailer

An online sleuth has spotted a "crazy" gameplay feature from GTA 6 trailer 2.

Redditor Eccel9700 posted a gif from the trailer and said: "There's a jet flying through the clouds. It seriously cannot be understated how incredible the clouds look in this game. They seem to have way more volume and scale than even the clouds in RDR2. Flying through clouds, especially in thunderstorms, is going to be breathtaking."

And others have been reacting to this find.

Due_Response_1507 said: "That's a pretty good spot to be fair."

Neither_Principle_34 said: "Bro this game is going to be so insane, 26 May can't come fast enough."

Substantial_Can1072 said: "Bro, how tf did you find this. Respect."

imachoculatedonnut said: "Nothing beats a Jet2 holiday."

r10_fe07 said: "That's crazy! How many more details can we get outta that trailer? Rockstar give us an update ffs."

Third of the way to release

A third of the time from Rockstar Games announcing GTA 6 was delayed to its revised release date has now passed, according to X / Twitter account @GTAVI_Countdown that's keeping track.

Rockstar Games confirmed on 2 May that GTA 6 was delayed to 26 May 2026.

And now, since that announcement, a third of the time has passed until the revised release date.

The countdown continues.

Gaming boss labels GTA 6 'AAAAA game'

Nigel Lowrie, co-founder of gaming publisher Devolver Digital, has said GTA 6 is a "AAAAA game".

Speaking to IGN, Lowrie said: "There are AAA games and then there's AAAA games and I'd argue that Grand Theft Auto is potentially the AAAAA game.

"It's just bigger than anything else both in the scope and scale of the game and the kind of cultural impact that it has and the attention it demands."