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GTA 6 Netflix extended look: 12 details not seen in the Cyberleek videos

We finally got an official look at 'Grand Theft Auto 6,' and it answered some questions that the leaks couldn't.

GTA 6 Netflix extended look: 12 details not seen in the Cyberleek videos

Rockstar unveiled an extended look of Grand Theft Auto VI on Netflix, offering fresh insights into the gameplay. In a half-hour-long video captured on a PlayStation 5, fans witnessed several features absent from the Cyberleek leaks. The trailer showcased NPC interactions reminiscent of Red Dead Redemption II, where players can lock onto in-game characters and perform contextual actions.

Notably, players can pet dogs in GTA VI, garnering positive reactions. A morality system, similar to a demon head icon, was also revealed, though its functionality remains unclear. Social media integration, such as Instagram Live-style chats, also appears in the game. The story follows protagonists Jason and Lucia, who work as a security detail for a wealthy client, later fighting off kidnappers.

Lucia is now a playable character, contrary to previous Cyberleek videos. The duo is often seen traveling together, completing missions like gas station robberies. The game also features driving airboats, underwater diving, and interactive activities like smoking cigars. Rockstar incorporated a slow-motion aiming mode, highlighting enemy weak points with a red glow.

Additionally, Lucia is seen base jumping off a skyscraper. The extended look provided numerous details absent from the Cyberleek leaks, offering a comprehensive overview of GTA VI's gameplay.

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