Fans are still waiting in vain for an official trailer for GTA 6. A YouTuber has now taken the whole thing into his own hands and is competing with Rockstar.
New York – "190 days ago we started making our own GTA 6 trailer and hoped to finish it faster than Rockstar" – doesn't sound like an easy feat, but YouTuber 12th Hour (Ryan) has made the impossible possible and even eclipsed Rockstar Games. With his own trailer for the upcoming blockbuster title, he probably leaves nothing to be desired by GTA fans.
| Name of the game | Grand Theft Auto VI |
| Release (date of first release) | TBA |
| Publisher | Rockstar Games |
| Series | Grand Theft Auto |
| Platforms | PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PC (unconfirmed) |
| Developer | Rockstar North |
| Genre | Open-World, Action-Adventure |
YouTuber competes with Rockstar – creates impressive GTA 6 trailer in 190 days
That's how elaborate the trailer is: YouTuber 190th Hour has been working on his very own trailer for GTA 12 for 6 days. And the result probably leaves many a GTA 6 fan speechless. Because the trailer is not just AI-generated generic chases and robberies, but months of detailed in-house work. To make the trailer look realistic, Ryan, together with his community, has defined various scenes that could not be missing from his version. This can be seen in the trailer.
- Motorcycle ride
- Vice City Reveal Shot
- Jet flight
- Police Chase
- Realistic apartments
- Parkour Scene
- Auto-Interior
- Jailbreak
- Club Scene
- Raid
- Car in chrome
In order to really make sure that the GTA 6 trailer is deceptively real, 12th Hour has bought various character models and mods. Different scenes were differently complex for the YouTuber. Just to animate the bank that is robbed in the trailer, it took Ryan three full days. The protagonist Lucia was also elaborately animated by a GTA 6 fan. Here you can see how much work 12th Hour put into this project.
YouTuber creates his own GTA 6 trailer – is celebrated by fans
Fans are impressed: In order to make the movements of the characters in the trailer for GTA 6 look particularly realistic, 12th Hour was not too shy to throw itself into a motion capture suit without further ado.
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What is motion capture?
Motion capturing describes a tracking method in which movements of real people or objects are detected with the help of sensors. These are analyzed by a computer and can thus be used for films or the development of video games. This method means that the movements of characters can be displayed particularly realistically. In some cases, well-known actors also make it into video games, such as Norman Reedus in Death Stranding.
The community is visibly impressed by this dedication and the specially hired voice actor. Under the video, fans are therefore demanding that Rockstar 12th Hour be discontinued directly. These are the comments.
- Swanand Dharane: "It's just crazy. You've hired the right voice actor. Rock star, hire him!"
- Deneth Mendis: "I don't know what to say, you're so talented. I'm particularly impressed with the cinematography."
- TheCriminalViolin: "I love it. It's just incomparable, especially because you did everything yourself."
- Oscar Curtis: "I feel like this is even better than what we get from the next GTA."
Although the completely edited trailer is not yet available on the YouTube channel of 12th Hour, he already shows how he worked on the project via three videos. The final version of the trailer for GTA 6 should be released soon. It remains to be seen whether Rockstar Games will soon follow suit with its own trailer, but there is already speculation that an announcement about GTA 6 will be made in May.