A new trailer in Rockstar’s official launch record

Rockstar Games released the Grand Theft Auto VI Launch Trailer on October 15, 2026. The announcement appears on Newswire and the game’s official trailer page, where Rockstar dates the video and identifies its new music. Readers can watch it directly through the official source linked below.

Rockstar’s title is Launch Trailer. Its watch page also lists Trailer 1, Trailer 2 and August’s Extended Look as separate videos. This is a fresh release in that record; calling it Trailer 3 would substitute an unofficial numbering scheme for the publisher’s title.

Justice’s song debut connects the trailer and score

The new trailer introduces Flower in a Hurricane, credited to Justice with Tame Impala, SZA and King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard. Rockstar identifies Justice as GTA VI’s original-score composers. Its music hub also provides a standalone listening link and includes the track among the album singles.

Those are connected but distinct credits: Justice’s composing role concerns the score, while the song has its own collaborators. The music page lists nine singles from the forthcoming 34-track album. Neither that list nor a trailer appearance establishes every track’s placement in a mission or on an in-game radio station. Our soundtrack guide covers the album and radio previews separately.

Jason and Lucia: the established premise

Rockstar’s current game synopsis already centers Jason and Lucia: a job goes wrong, drawing them into a criminal conspiracy across Leonida and making their partnership essential. That is established story context on the official game page. It should not be presented as a newly revealed plot twist from the October 15 announcement.

November 19 remains a scheduled console launch

The official GTA VI homepage continues to give November 19, 2026 as the coming release date and lists PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. A video titled Launch Trailer does not mean the game is available today. The October 15 announcement and the November 19 scheduled game launch are separate milestones.

For readers catching up, the timeline collects the dated official announcements, the release guide covers the current console schedule, and the soundtrack guide explains the score, album and radio distinctions. This briefing adds the new trailer to that record without recasting earlier story information as a new reveal.