While fans are busy discussing newly leaked gameplay videos, reports have surfaced that members of the press have already had a chance to preview GTA 6. According to available information, Rockstar Games has given select gaming outlets early access to the project. The first previews are expected to be published after the Netflix Extended Look presentation, scheduled for August 27.

Until now, journalists have had almost no access to Rockstar’s new game. However, if the reports are accurate, the studio is already holding closed-door preview sessions for GTA 6. After the Netflix Extended Look presentation, journalists may be allowed to share their impressions.

In recent days, new leaks have been circulating, including in-game footage featuring the character Jason behind the wheel and scenes of basketball gameplay. It is believed that preview events for GTA 6 are already underway, but it remains unclear whether the leaked videos are directly related to these sessions. Most believe the leaked clips are from an earlier version of the game, and it has been confirmed that this material is at least a year old. This rules out the possibility that the leaks came from recent press events.

The question remains as to what format Rockstar will allow for the publication of previews. Given the studio’s strict confidentiality policy, the most likely scenario is a controlled gameplay demonstration at one of the company’s offices or another secure location, which reduces the risk of new leaks compared to distributing playable versions to journalists.

The summer marketing campaign announced by Take-Two’s management has not yet begun. Nevertheless, the Netflix Extended Look presentation for GTA 6 could mark the start of a more active promotional push. As the November 19 release date approaches, new trailers and screenshots are expected to be published. Gaming outlets are expected to play a significant role in spreading these materials in the final months before the game’s launch.

The existing cinematic trailers reveal little about the game’s mechanics and gameplay features. Among the rumored innovations are improved NPC artificial intelligence and integration with real-world social networks. The special Netflix episode may clarify some questions, but full-fledged gameplay previews are still highly anticipated.

As the release draws closer, attention will turn to how Rockstar organizes the publication of reviews. There have been reports of plans to invite select candidates to a secret location for game testing. The company’s management has not commented on these reports, but has noted that reviews will remain an important part of their marketing strategy.