Rockstar’s upcoming GTA 6 Extended Look on Netflix could be much bigger than expected, with a now-removed listing suggesting the presentation may consist of three separate episodes.
The information reportedly appeared briefly on the Portuguese version of Netflix, where three episodes were listed under the GTA 6 Extended Look page. The listing has since disappeared, however, and neither Rockstar nor Netflix has confirmed that multiple episodes are actually planned.
For now, this one should definitely be treated as a rumor.
GTA 6 Extended Look Could Be Split Into Three Parts
The discovery was originally shared by a user on the GTA 6 subreddit before being spotted by GameRant.
According to the listing, all three supposed episodes had surprisingly substantial runtimes.
The first episode was listed at 23 minutes and 37 seconds, while the second was slightly longer at 24 minutes and 41 seconds. The third and shortest episode reportedly had a runtime of 18 minutes and 29 seconds.
If those runtimes are accurate, we’re potentially looking at more than an hour of GTA 6 content.
That’s a massive amount compared to Rockstar’s traditional trailers and could suggest the Extended Look will cover several different areas of the game rather than simply serving as GTA 6 Trailer 3.
However, there are several reasons to remain skeptical. The episode information is no longer visible on Netflix, the Portuguese page has since been updated, and there’s currently no evidence confirming that the listed runtimes were legitimate. It’s also possible that the information appeared because of an error or automatically generated Netflix metadata.
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Could Rockstar Show GTA 6 Gameplay?
Splitting the presentation into multiple episodes wouldn’t necessarily be an unusual decision considering the scale of GTA 6.
Rockstar could theoretically dedicate separate segments to the story, open world, gameplay mechanics, characters, or even GTA 6’s still largely mysterious online component.
But that’s purely speculation for now.
Rockstar has only officially announced an Extended Look at GTA 6 for August 27, without revealing exactly what viewers will see or how long the presentation will last.
The presentation will premiere on Netflix before becoming available on Rockstar’s YouTube channel six hours later.
Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick recently described the arrangement as a “first-of-its-kind partnership with Netflix,” while remaining deliberately vague about exactly what Rockstar has planned.
“I’m not prepared to tell you how it’s going to go, but I feel really good about it.”
Zelnick also confirmed that the presentation will eventually become available through additional platforms after its initial Netflix debut and subsequent YouTube release.
With Rockstar remaining characteristically secretive, we’ll likely have to wait until August 27 to discover whether the GTA 6 Extended Look really is a massive three-part presentation or whether the mysterious Netflix listing was simply an error.
Would you watch more than an hour of GTA 6 footage if Rockstar really has three episodes planned? Let us know in the comments below.
