In a much-anticipated move, Rockstar Games dropped the curtain on Grand Theft Auto VI, sending the gaming community into a frenzy. The 90-second trailer, released unexpectedly due to a leak, unveils the return to the sun-soaked streets of Vice City, a virtual Miami that players first explored in 2002. In a much-anticipated move, Rockstar Games dropped the curtain on Grand Theft Auto VI, sending the gaming community into a frenzy. The 90-second trailer, released unexpectedly due to a leak, unveils the return to the sun-soaked streets of Vice City, a virtual Miami that players first explored in 2002. The trailer promises a 2025 release, marking a decade-long wait since the previous installment.  Breaking away from tradition, the spotlight seems to shine on a new protagonist, Lucia, offering a glimpse into the game’s potential shift towards a female lead. Rockstar’s president, Sam Houser, teased that GTA VI would “push the limits of what’s possible in highly immersive, story-driven open-world experiences.”  The promotional material, despite its early release, showcases the franchise’s signature elements – high-speed chases, chaotic shootouts, wads of cash, and unapologetic American-style hedonism. The soundtrack, featuring Tom Petty’s “Love Is a Long Road,” complements scenes of zooming speedboats, sports cars, strip clubs, and, of course, a woman twerking on the roof of a moving vehicle.  Grand Theft Auto VI – Fictional State Leonida Vice City 2025 Reveal Rockstar’s decision to set the game in the fictional state of Leonida, featuring the neon-lit Vice City, hints at an expansive evolution of the Grand Theft Auto universe. The open-world narrative, a hallmark of the series, promises freedom for players to engage in various activities, from cruising the streets to launching rockets at police cars.  The trailer’s premature release underscores the immense popularity of a franchise that has dominated the gaming industry since