GTA 6 clip on Netflix runs about 26 minutes, appears PS5 capture

A roughly 26-minute clip of Grand Theft Auto 6 appeared on Netflix and appears to have been recorded on a PlayStation 5. The footage shows in-game scenes that observers say match the visual style of the upcoming game.

The video ran for about 26 minutes on Netflix’s streaming platform. Visual cues in the footage, including HUD and output characteristics, led viewers to conclude the source was a current-generation PlayStation 5. The content and in-game elements in the clip have not been independently verified by the game’s developer or publisher.

Who uploaded the clip and when it first appeared on Netflix have not been confirmed. There is no public record of a statement from the game’s publisher or from Netflix addressing the upload. The origin of the footage-whether from an internal build, a tester, or a third party-remains unclear.

The clip was accessible on Netflix, making the incident notable because the footage appeared on a major streaming service rather than on social platforms or file-sharing sites. How the file reached Netflix and whether an account or security breach was involved have not been disclosed.

No verified cause for the upload has been released. Possible explanations include an accidental upload, a misfiled asset, or an unauthorized leak, but no official information confirms any of these scenarios.

Grand Theft Auto is a trademark of Take-Two Interactive. Additional details may emerge if the publisher or Netflix provides a statement or if further footage becomes available.