Netflix’s upcoming GTA 6 Extended Look could be split across three episodes, with an unverified listing pointing to more than an hour of footage.
Rockstar Games has only announced one presentation, Grand Theft Auto 6: An Extended Look, which will premiere on Netflix on August 27.
However, a screenshot reportedly captured from Netflix’s Portuguese site appears to suggest the event could be much larger than a single video.
Rockstar GamesNetflix listing points to three GTA 6 episodes
As reported by Insider Gaming, a Reddit user spotted three apparent episode placeholders on the Netflix Portugal page.
The episodes were listed with runtimes of 23 minutes and 37 seconds, 24 minutes and 41 seconds, and 18 minutes and 29 seconds. Combined, that would give fans over 66 minutes of GTA 6 content.
The information has since disappeared, while Netflix’s current listing contains no episode count or runtime.
It is important to take the supposed leak with a major grain of salt. Rockstar, Take-Two, and Netflix have not confirmed multiple episodes, and the screenshot could show an unfinished placeholder, a website error, or altered information.
Still, a series format would line up with Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick’s insistence that the Netflix presentation is only the beginning of GTA 6’s marketing push.
Zelnick described the Extended Look as “one of the hors d’oeuvres” before teasing: “There’s appetizers, main course and dessert to follow.”
The Take-Two boss had also indicated that the Netflix presentation will “feel like a show” and strongly encouraged everyone to watch it.
Those comments do not confirm that the additional content will also air on Netflix, but they make it clear Rockstar has plenty more planned before the Ultimate and Standard editions launch.
The Extended Look will premiere on Netflix at 3 pm ET on August 27. It will then arrive on Rockstar’s YouTube channel and GTA 6 website six hours later at 9 pm ET.
GTA 6 launches for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S on November 19, 2026.
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