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When and where to watch the GTA 6 gameplay reveal on August 27

Rockstar is finally, officially, showing off GTA 6 gameplay in a reveal that's coming to Netflix first.

When and where to watch the GTA 6 gameplay reveal on August 27

The much-anticipated gameplay reveal for Grand Theft Auto 6 will premiere on Netflix at 3 pm Eastern / 8 pm UK time on Thursday, August 27. This exclusive content can be found under the title "Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Look" on the streaming platform. For those who prefer watching on YouTube, the reveal will be featured on the official Rockstar YouTube channel six hours later, at 9 pm Eastern / 2 am UK time on August 28.

Viewers in different time zones will have to adjust their schedules accordingly. Those in Pacific Daylight Time (Los Angeles) can watch at noon on August 27, while New York residents should tune in at 3 pm. European audiences, including those in London and Berlin, should prepare to watch at 8 pm and 9 pm, respectively. Meanwhile, Australian and New Zealand viewers will need to set their alarms for 5 am on August 28 and 1 pm, respectively.

While the official communication from Rockstar refers to this event as an "extended look" and a "debut of the next part of the Grand Theft Auto story," it is widely expected that the reveal will showcase officially-sanctioned gameplay. The duration of this extended look remains unknown, with speculation suggesting it could last anywhere from 20 to 30 minutes.

Additionally, viewers can anticipate snippets of in-game cutscenes featuring characters Jason and Lucia, as well as flyover shots, gameplay interspersed throughout, and extensive voiceovers detailing the game's features for an informative experience.

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