
19.11.2026 · PS5 · Xbox Series X|S
For the first time in Grand Theft Auto history, the player follows two protagonists — partners in crime and in life.
Lucia Caminos is the first female protagonist in the mainline series. Her father taught her to fight.
She ended up in Leonida Penitentiary after standing up for her family. As the game begins, Lucia is walking out of prison and trying to change her life.
She isn't waiting for luck — she's going to take it (GamesHub).
Jason Duval grew up around criminals, joined the army to escape that world, and ended up right back in it — this time in the Leonida Keys. He lives in a house owned by smuggler Brian Heder and works for local drug runners.
Meeting Lucia could be the best or the worst thing that ever happened to him (GamesHub).
A simple job they try to pull off goes sideways, and they're forced to rely on each other just to stay alive. Their relationship is the spine of the whole story, not a side note.
Based on what's been shown, the player switches between Jason and Lucia — much like in GTA 5, but with a far tighter connection between the two (GamesHub).

One of GTA 6's boldest ideas is a fictional social network woven into Leonida itself. It already dominated the first trailer: vertical videos, short-form livestreams, viral clips from all across the state (GamesHub).
Social feeds don't look like decoration — they look like they'll drive the plot. Characters stream, film each other, become memes.
The rap duo Real Dimez builds fame through viral tracks and social media. Vice City lives under a phone camera, the way real cities do in the 2020s.
The world isn't just Jason and Lucia. Rockstar has confirmed other characters too: Cal Hampton, Jason's friend who monitors coast-guard chatter; Boobie Ike, a Vice City businessman with real estate, a strip club and a recording studio; Dre'Quan Priest, trying to move from the street into music; Raul Bautista, a veteran bank robber looking for a new crew (GamesHub).