GTA 6 Trailer in Real Life is an Absolute Masterpiece

Grand Theft Auto fans unite! A known YouTuber has recreated the first GTA 6 trailer in real life, and it looks absolutely stunning.

Since the release of the first trailer back in December of last year, we've seen several recreations of the already-legendary trailer, including a faithful recreation in GTA V, and a hilarious recreation from car manufacturer Hyundai. Fast forward four months, and YouTuber 'Andrew Levitt' has now recreated the GTA 6 trailer using real-life locations. The result is spectacular and you can imagine the amount of work that has gone into creating this video. Rockstar's first trailer for its highly-anticipated GTA sequel features various iconic locations and scenes, all of which are included in this recreation. Check it out below and judge for yourself:

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Rockstar's first trailer for GTA has already broken engagement records, easily surpassing 100 million in less than two days, and thereby surpassing the all-time views of the first GTA V trailer in twelve years.

GTA 6 is scheduled for a release in the first quarter of 2025 for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, although analysts have suggested that a delay into later the year is likely. According to the analysts of the Bank of America, the lack of a PC version and trailer elements did not convince them that the game is "well into alpha testing". As such, the analysts expect the game to be delayed into late 2025.

Here's what Rockstar said about GTA 6 upon its official announcement last year: “Grand Theft Auto VI continues our efforts to push the limits of what’s possible in highly immersive, story-driven open-world experiences,” said Sam Houser, Founder of Rockstar Games. “We’re thrilled to be able to share this new vision with players everywhere.”

We'll update you as soon as more information about GTA 6 comes in. What are your thoughts about Rockstar's next title? When will it release and what about a PC