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16 new GTA 6 details we learned from the big Extended Look gameplay video, captured in-game on a PS5

The Grand Theft Auto 6: An Extended Look is finally here! Here's a breakdown of the top things we learned from the Netflix premiere in case you missed it.

16 new GTA 6 details we learned from the big Extended Look gameplay video, captured in-game on a PS5

The Grand Theft Auto 6: An Extended Look video presented 16 new details about the upcoming game set to launch on November 19. The gameplay footage showcased a revamped combat system, interactive mechanics, and detailed storylines featuring characters Jason and Lucia. The narrative began with Lucia and Jason arriving at an apartment to collect a package for a person named Boobie.

Throughout the video, Jason was the playable character, guiding Lucia through detailed NPCs and encountering cutscenes that blended seamlessly with gameplay.

During a police chase, players would have the option to perform quick time events, making choices that affected the outcome of combat. One such moment saw Lucia using her heel to disarm an enemy, while the game highlighted weak zones on enemies using red and yellow zones, with red indicating a killshot and yellow suggesting disarming or disabling.

The game also introduced a six-star Wanted system, more stringent gun handling, and the ability to swap downed enemies' weapons mid-battle. Players could take part in car races on actual tracks and engage in various water activities like driving fanboats, jetskis, and canoes. Players could also base jump from skyscrapers and use a parachute to safely land.

The game featured dynamic environmental destruction, as vehicles crashed and flipped during police chases. Lastly, the Extended Look revealed that various individuals would hire you for different jobs in the game.

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