Grand Theft Auto 6's finish line is so close now, even with a delay that's taken the game from a fall 2025 release window to a less vague May 26, 2026 (on consoles, anyway). Rockstar's made up for it somewhat thanks to releasing a new trailer at the beginning of May, which gave us a glimpse at new side characters and finally confirmed Jason's name as legit. As we learn more and more about Lucia, Jason, and Vice City, here are all the details about GTA 6 and our coverage on the game so far.
- Release window: May 26, 2026 on consoles with an unknown PC release date.
- Setting: Vice City, Leonida, a modern day parody of Miami, Florida.
- Characters: Bonnie and Clyde-style duo Lucia and Jason lead the GTA 6 cast.
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