Two GTA 6 clips found hidden on the official website: Vice City at night and a stroll on the beach

Rockstar's revamped website hides unseen footage: a nighttime panoramic shot of Vice City with modeled interiors and a clip of Jason and Lucia on the beach embedded in the Ultimate Edition page.

The community has found two previously unseen gameplay clips from GTA 6 hidden on Rockstar's official website: a nighttime panoramic view of Vice City Bay featuring visible interiors and ray-traced lighting (June 21, 2026) and a scene of Jason and Lucia walking along the beach on the Ultimate Edition page (June 24, 2026). Rockstar didn’t announce them—they slipped them in without warning.

What does the Vice City nighttime clip show?

The first discovery was uncovered by HotHardware on June 21, 2026: When rockstargames.com/VI was updated after pre-orders opened, Rockstar included a short clip featuring a nighttime panoramic view of Vice City Bay. The juicy part is in the technical details:

• Visible interior models: You can see lit-up rooms inside the buildings, not just painted facades. This aligns with rumors that you’ll be able to enter many more buildings than in GTA V.
• Ray-traced global illumination (RTGI): Analysis of the footage suggests ray tracing is used for lighting, with the scene running at 4K and 30 fps.
• The footage appears to come from Xbox Series X or PS5 Pro, according to the same analysis.

What about the clip of Jason and Lucia on the beach?

Three days later, RockstarINTEL spotted the second one (June 24, 2026), this time on the Ultimate Edition page: the two protagonists leaning against a classic car in front of Vice City Beach, in broad daylight, wearing the custom outfits and hairstyles included in that edition.

If you’re still not sure who Jason and Lucia are, you can find their complete profiles under Characters. And to see exactly what each edition includes, here’s the comparison: Standard vs. Ultimate.

Why Does Rockstar Hide Footage on Its Website?

Rockstar has been playing hide-and-seek for years: instead of releasing a trailer, it updates its website and lets the community do the digging. Every discovery sparks a wave of videos and threads that keeps the game in the conversation without spending a dime on advertising. With the release date of November 19, 2026 already set and pre-orders open, everything points to the official website continuing to hide surprises right up until launch.

Quick Questions

Are these official clips? Yes: both are hosted on rockstargames.com. What’s unofficial is the technical analysis (RTGI, source console), which comes from the community and the press. That’s why this news item is tagged 🟡.

Can you still view them? Yes, by browsing the official GTA VI website and the Ultimate Edition page.

Do they confirm anything new about the game? They reinforce two ideas: more accessible interiors and a significant graphical leap at night. None of this has been officially confirmed yet; follow it on our confirmed vs. rumor tracker.