GTA 6 Extended Gameplay Demo Officially Available To Download Now

YouTube Published Sep 1, 2026, 8:14 AM EDT Paul Farrelly is a Contributing Writer for Screen Rant’s Gaming section and the founder of GeekGasm.org, a site dedicated to celebrating all things gaming, from triple A blockbusters to weird and wonderful indie hits. Based in Louth, Ireland, Paul has spent years writing about games, pop culture, and tech, turning his lifelong love of gaming into a career that lets him talk (probably too much) about what makes this industry so endlessly fascinating. He’s previously written and collaborated with several entertainment outlets, including LADbible, gaining a wide perspective on how gaming fits into today’s pop culture conversation. His work blends genuine enthusiasm with thoughtful analysis, exploring how design, storytelling, and community have made gaming one of the most creative mediums around. When he’s not glued to a controller or keyboard, Paul’s usually spinning vinyl, plotting his next horror marathon, or debating which Resident Evil entry really reigns supreme. Sign in to your ScreenRant account With over 325 million Netflix subscribers worldwide, there's a strong chance that every Grand Theft Auto 6 enthusiast has seen the extended look. With the video clocking in at just under 30 minutes, we got an absolute boat load of content to pour over. If you're not lucky enough to be a Netflix subscriber, the extended video was available across the internet and on YouTube moments after the official launch. But, if you truly want the best viewing experience, you need to go to Rockstar. A quick visit to the Rockstar Games website is well worth your time. The good folks behind the biggest game of this decade have the extended-look video available to download for free. Why is this a good thing? Well, it's the full uncompressed 4K video. Simply put, it's the highest quality video of the game we've gotten yet and is essentially the way Rockstar Games wants you to see their game. The download is a whopping 14.2GB but lets you experience the extended look in all its glory. YouTube No need for a Netflix subscription, you can now analyze every frame of content from GTA 6. Check out the amazing hair physics, incredible lighting effects and Jason's janky backflip all in glorious pixel perfect 4K. The 26-minute demo shows off a game like nothing we've ever seen before. And knowing it was all captured on a base PS5 model gives hope for those among us who were worried that this generation was coming to an end. Having the full uncompressed video stored locally allows us the chance to play it on our biggest screen or monitor, plug in our expensive headphones and get lost in the world of Grand Theft Auto 6 ad nauseam. Get ready to answer the internet's most burning questions. Is the draw distance even better than Crimson Deserts? Is there seriously no clipping between hair and clothing? Is Jason's voice robotic or nuanced and restrained? All these mysteries can be solved by rewatching the video in 4K. YouTube Previous trailers and indeed clips are also available to download from Rockstar Games' website, so if the file size is a little large or if you have crummy download speeds, you might consider downloading the smaller clips first. The perfect gift to keep us busy while we wait for even more content to surface. Will Michael De Santa make a guest appearance? Is Brian voiced by Hollywood star Stephen Root? We need to know! GTA 6 is still confirmed to launch on November 19, 2026, with no more expected delays. It won't be long before fans are getting to grips with the new wanted system or deciding whether Lucia and Jason should be more than just business partners. With Sony's State of Play just around the corner, perhaps we won't have long to wait for even more Grand Theft Auto 6 reveals. Released November 19, 2026 ESRB Rating Pending - Likely Mature 17+ Developer(s) Rockstar Games Publisher(s) Rockstar Games Engine Rockstar Advanced Game Engine (RAGE) Multiplayer Online Multiplayer