The first GTA 6 gameplay reveal will debut on Netflix later this month, as the streaming service tries yet again to get a piece of that videogame pie

Grand Theft Auto 6, the highly anticipated installment in the iconic series, is set to make its first appearance on Netflix later this month. The streaming service has secured an exclusive six-hour window to showcase an extended look at the game, premiering on August 27 at 9 pm EST and August 28 at 2 am BST. Netflix aims to capitalize on the game's popularity by enticing subscribers with this exclusive content.

While the tags of "crime films" and "action adventure films" might be technically accurate for a documentary about the game, it's essential to note that GTA 6 is, in fact, a video game and not a film. This partnership between Netflix and Rockstar Games is expected to generate some revenue for the subscription-based service, which has faced challenges recently due to added advertisements and an AI-driven venture.

Despite past setbacks, such as removing one of its games after six months and closing its AAA development studio in 2024, Netflix's strategy to offer exclusive streaming options appears more practical than its previous attempts. As fans eagerly await GTA 6, they will either have to wait for six hours or pay for a subscription to witness the game's debut on Netflix.