Islamabad, May 27, 2025: As anticipation builds for Grand Theft Auto (GTA) 6, the internet is once again buzzing, this time thanks to a fresh rumor about the game’s single-player storyline.
Originally expected to drop in Fall 2025, Rockstar Games recently postponed the launch to mid-2026, claiming the delay will help them further refine the highly awaited title. Soon after the announcement, the studio dropped a second trailer, packed with scenes from actual gameplay and cinematic sequences, captured entirely on a PlayStation 5 console.
While Rockstar has kept official story details under wraps, fans are losing it over a new leak suggesting GTA 6 could feature the most extensive story mode in the franchise’s history.
A known fan account on X, GTA 6 Media, claimed the game’s main storyline is estimated to last between 45 to 50 hours, almost 20 hours more than GTA 5’s narrative. Add in optional side missions and extras, and full completion might take players over the 100-hour mark.
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This speculation has set social media on fire, with gamers eager to dive into what could be the most immersive GTA world yet. Notably, the trailer teased the return of Vice City, a nostalgic nod to the 2002 classic now reimagined with stunning visuals and fresh life.
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According to Rockstar’s brief plot teaser, protagonists Jason and Lucia are stuck in a twisted version of paradise, where a small-time heist goes terribly wrong. What unfolds is a gripping journey through Leonida, a state inspired by Florida where trust becomes a currency, and survival demands unity.
If the rumors turn out to be true, GTA 6 won’t just be a visual spectacle, it will be a storytelling powerhouse, redefining open-world gameplay once again. Fans can only hope the final product lives up to the towering expectations.
