Everything We Know About GTA 6's Alleged Dual Protagonists

Grand Theft Auto VI is taking players back to Vice City with an all-new twist: two protagonists sharing the spotlight. Rockstar Games has officially confirmed that GTA 6 will feature a dual-protagonist story, marking the first time the series has a female lead character. Fans have been buzzing about this Bonnie-and-Clyde style duo for years, and now between official reveals and credible leaks, we have a solid picture of who these two lead characters are and what they bring to the game. Below, we break down everything we know – from confirmed facts about their backgrounds and personalities to rumored gameplay dynamics and story structure – all in one place.

Official Confirmation: Lucia and Jason Step Into the Spotlight

Rockstar lifted the curtain on GTA 6’s main characters with the release of the game’s trailers and an update to the official website in May 2025. We now know the two playable protagonists are Lucia Caminos and Jason Duval, a modern-day crime duo akin to Bonnie and Clyde. In GTA 6’s second trailer, Rockstar not only showcased these characters in action but also shared their full names and biographies on its website, offering a taste of their backstories. The setting is confirmed to be present-day Vice City (Rockstar’s fictional Miami) and its surrounding state of “Leonida,” providing the vibrant backdrop for Lucia and Jason’s crime saga.

According to Rockstar’s official info, Lucia and Jason are more than just partners in crime – they’re a couple bound by shared aspirations. Lucia is fresh out of prison and determined to seize “the good life” her mother always dreamed of back in Liberty City (GTA’s version of New York). Jason, meanwhile, is a former military veteran who fell back into the criminal underworld, running jobs for drug runners in the Florida Keys. Their relationship is central to the story: Rockstar teases that meeting Lucia could be “the best or worst thing to ever happen” to Jason, indicating that their romance might ride a fine line between devotion and danger. This dynamic duo represents a bold new direction for the franchise – including GTA’s first female protagonist – and Rockstar appears poised to explore their partnership in depth.

Who Are Lucia and Jason? Characters & Backstory

Lucia Caminos: A Fierce Fighter with Big Dreams

Lucia Caminos has had a rough life from the start. Her bio reveals that her father taught her to fight almost before she could walk, and life has “been coming at her swinging ever since”. Fighting to protect her family eventually landed Lucia in the Leonida Penitentiary, but sheer luck (or perhaps a well-timed break) got her out early. By the time GTA 6’s story begins, Lucia is freshly released from prison – indeed, Trailer 2 even shows her walking out of a penitentiary in an early scene. Hardened but wiser, she vows to make “only smart moves from here” on.

Despite her criminal past, Lucia’s motivations have a relatable core. More than anything, she wants the good life that her mom dreamed of during their tough days in Liberty City. However, Lucia isn’t waiting around for a miracle or indulging in “half-baked fantasies.” As her bio puts it, she’s “prepared to take matters into her own hands.” Street-smart, tough, and ambitious, Lucia is driven to secure a better future by any means necessary – and she sees an opportunity to do so with Jason at her side. As GTA’s first playable female lead, Lucia brings a fresh perspective, but she’s every bit as dangerous and determined as any protagonist before her.

Jason Duval: A Troubled Hustler Seeking an Easy Life

Jason Duval grew up surrounded by grifters and crooks, which set him on a troubled path early on. In an attempt to straighten out, Jason did a stint in the Army during his youth – the classic troubled teen-to-soldier pipeline – but even military discipline couldn’t keep him away from a life of crime. After leaving the service, he wound up back in Florida (the Keys region of Rockstar’s fictional state) doing what he knows best: working for local drug runners and getting his hands dirty in the underworld. By the time we meet Jason in GTA 6, he’s a small-time criminal with bigger dreams, someone who “wants an easy life, but things just keep getting harder” for him.

Jason’s chance at that “easy life” might just come through Lucia. The two meet sometime around Lucia’s release from prison – in fact, Rockstar hints that Jason is the one picking Lucia up when she gets out, implying their partnership (and possibly romance) kicks off right as the game begins. Jason is utterly drawn to Lucia; he commits crimes with his love by his side and seems dedicated to her, perhaps to a fault. His bio suggests a bit of internal conflict: being with Lucia could make or break him, and “Jason knows how he’d like it to turn out, but right now, it’s hard to tell”. This implies Jason is hopeful that teaming up with Lucia will change his fortunes – yet he’s aware their high-stakes journey could end in either riches or ruin. Overall, Jason comes across as a hustler with a heart, someone looking for a fresh start or big score, even if he’s in over his head.

A Criminal Couple with Chemistry and Conflict

Together, Lucia and Jason form a dynamic criminal duo unlike any previous GTA protagonists. Rockstar explicitly describes them as a “modern-day crime‑committing couple” in the vein of Bonnie and Clyde, emphasizing both their romantic and outlaw partnership. This is a major departure from GTA V’s trio of protagonists, who were friends (or frenemies) but not lovers. The trailers show Lucia and Jason pulling off heists side by side – for example, busting into a store with guns drawn and later speeding away from police in tandem. We even see a brief, tender moment of Lucia collapsing exhausted into Jason’s arms, hinting at a genuine emotional bond amid the chaos. The chemistry between them is likely to be a driving force in GTA 6’s narrative, providing not just double the action but also an interpersonal story about loyalty, trust, and maybe betrayal.

Rockstar’s official details leave some tantalizing questions about the pair. Could Jason and Lucia’s relationship face strains or betrayals as the heat turns up? The “best or worst thing to happen” tease suggests that their story might include dramatic twists – perhaps one character’s ambitions conflicting with the other’s, or outside forces testing their loyalty. For now, what’s confirmed is that players will experience both sides of this partnership, swapping between Lucia and Jason as the story unfolds. How exactly that will work in gameplay is something Rockstar hasn’t fully explained yet, but years of rumors and leaks have given fans plenty to chew on.

Early Leaks and Rumors: From Whisper to Reality

Long before Rockstar’s official reveal, GTA 6’s dual protagonists were one of gaming’s worst-kept secrets. Back in July 2022, a Bloomberg report by Jason Schreier first broke the news that GTA 6 would feature a playable female protagonist – a Latina woman – who is one half of a pair of leads inspired by Bonnie and Clyde. This was a groundbreaking shift for the franchise, and it was soon corroborated by an unprecedented leak. In September 2022, an anonymous hacker released over 90 video clips from an early GTA 6 development build, marking one of the largest leaks in video game history. Those leaked clips confirmed nearly all the early rumors: the game is set in a Miami-like Vice City, and it features two playable characters, a man and a woman, working together in crime.

Not only did the leaked footage show the dual-protagonist concept, it even revealed their names months before Rockstar did. In one video, a player-character named Lucia robs a waffle restaurant with an accomplice named Jason, taking hostages in a scene that felt straight out of Pulp Fiction. Players watched Lucia and Jason hold up diners at gunpoint while a timer counted down “Time Until Cops Dispatched” – an early glimpse at a possible new heist mechanic. Other leaked clips showed the pair driving around modern Vice City areas and interacting with NPCs, essentially confirming the game’s setting and the Bonnie-and-Clyde duo storyline. Rockstar quickly acknowledged the breach (and later confirmed the leak’s legitimacy) but stayed tight-lipped on details.

These leaks sent the GTA community into a frenzy of speculation. Fans noticed that Lucia was often in a prison outfit in the footage, suggesting part of the game might involve a prison break or her immediate post-prison life – something the official trailer later substantiated by showing Lucia leaving a penitentiary. The leaked material also referenced the code name “Americas,” hinting at scrapped plans for multiple cities (earlier rumors claimed Rockstar originally envisioned a large portion of North and South America in-game before scaling back to Vice City). While those grand plans may have been pared down, the core idea of dual protagonists survived every iteration, going from rumor to leak to full official confirmation.

It’s worth noting that Rockstar’s embrace of two lead characters also aligns with its evolving creative direction. The company has reportedly aimed to avoid jokes that “punch down” at marginalized groups and generally modernize its tone, which may explain the choice of a strong female lead and a story framework that balances gritty crime with a more character-driven narrative. By the time the first official GTA 6 trailer dropped in December 2023, fans already knew to look for Lucia and Jason – and the trailer indeed centered on them, showing quick cuts of the duo dancing in clubs, evading police, and scheming together in Vice City’s sun-soaked streets.

How Dual Protagonists Could Change GTA 6’s Gameplay

Having two protagonists in GTA 6 isn’t just a story decision – it opens up new gameplay possibilities and a chance for Rockstar to one-up the character system from GTA 5. In GTA 5 (released in 2013), players could switch on the fly among three characters, which was a revolutionary mechanic at the time. For GTA 6, Rockstar appears to be refining this idea with just two leads, potentially making the experience more focused and seamless. Character switching is expected to return, allowing players to jump between Lucia and Jason during free-roam and certain missions. Leaked pre-alpha footage suggests the switching will be extremely smooth: one clip showed the player swapping from Jason to Lucia instantly with a stylish “whoosh” effect and a brief screen flash. If the two characters were near each other, the camera transition was practically instantaneous – even more fluid than GTA 5’s close-proximity switching. (In GTA 5, a nearby switch would pan the camera quickly, whereas a far-apart switch zoomed out to a satellite view. We haven’t yet seen how GTA 6 handles long-distance switches, but it’s safe to assume it will be just as, if not more, efficient given modern hardware.)

With only two protagonists instead of three, gameplay might allow a deeper bond and more cooperative mechanics between the characters. We might see missions where Lucia and Jason operate in tandem, similar to how some GTA 5 heists had players swap between roles (think one character providing sniper cover while another moves in on foot). The difference in GTA 6 is that Lucia and Jason may be together in a mission by default – for instance, one leaked scenario had Jason driving a getaway car while Lucia rides shotgun returning fire. This opens the door for Rockstar to design missions that hinge on teamwork, possibly letting the player toggle at key moments to handle different tasks. There’s also the exciting possibility of more AI-driven partner behavior: if you’re controlling Jason, perhaps Lucia’s AI will actively assist (and vice versa), making the pair feel like a unit. In free roam, it’s unconfirmed whether you can have both protagonists hanging out together under player control (GTA 5 only had them meet up by script, not by player request), but Rockstar could introduce a system for “calling” your partner to join you for activities. Even if not, the game may simulate the non-controlled character’s life more deeply – imagine swapping to Lucia and finding she’s been shopping, working out, or doing a side activity while you were off as Jason.

Gameplay differences between Lucia and Jason might also come into play. In GTA 5, each protagonist had unique skills or “special abilities” (Franklin’s driving focus, Michael’s bullet-time, Trevor’s rage). Rockstar hasn’t revealed if Lucia and Jason will have distinct abilities or stats, but their backgrounds hint at complementary skill sets. Lucia’s childhood brawling experience suggests she’s adept at melee combat, and having been a prisoner, she might be skilled in stealth or improvisation. Jason’s military background implies proficiency with weapons, tactics, or driving larger vehicles. It wouldn’t surprise anyone if GTA 6 gives each character slight advantages – for example, Jason could be a better shot or pilot, while Lucia might excel in hand-to-hand combat or hacking. There’s also speculation that RPG-like stat building may return: eagle-eyed fans noticed a scene of Jason lifting weights and Lucia punching a heavy bag in a trailer, fueling theories that players can improve the characters’ physical stats through activities (a mechanic reminiscent of GTA San Andreas). If true, you might be able to shape Lucia and Jason’s attributes over time, adding a light RPG layer to their progression.

Another aspect to watch is how wanted levels and law enforcement respond when two protagonists are involved. In GTA 5, each character had their own wanted status that could differ if they were separate. But with Lucia and Jason often together, GTA 6 could have a unified wanted level when you’re teamed up, and possibly interesting scenarios if one slips away while the other is caught. Will you need to bust your partner out of jail if only one gets arrested? Rockstar hasn’t said, but such scenarios could make for memorable emergent gameplay or side missions.

Overall, the dual-protagonist setup in GTA 6 is poised to deliver the same freedom and chaos players love, while offering new layers of strategy and immersion. Playing as two characters means players might approach a situation in two distinct ways – perhaps casing a joint as Lucia to get intel, then switching to Jason to intimidate and execute the plan. And when it comes to open-world activities, having two leads doubles the potential for unique side content: each protagonist might have their own set of side missions, encounters, and even dialogue flavor with NPCs reacting differently to Lucia versus Jason. For example, NPCs might catcall or underestimate Lucia (to their regret), whereas they might treat Jason differently – these subtle differences could add realism and replay value when exploring Vice City as one character or the other. Rockstar has a chance to leverage these two perspectives to make the world feel more alive and responsive to whoever you’re playing.

Missions, Storytelling, and Structure with Two Heroes

Beyond mechanics, GTA 6’s two-protagonist format is likely to shake up the mission design and storytelling structure in significant ways. With Lucia and Jason at the center of everything, the narrative can unfold from two vantage points, sometimes converging and occasionally diverging. Unlike GTA 5 – where Franklin, Michael, and Trevor each had distinct story threads that only fully entwined in key missions – GTA 6’s story will probably be more tightly intertwined due to the partnership between Lucia and Jason. Many story missions might involve both characters actively, whether working in unison or tackling different objectives simultaneously. For instance, a mission could start with Jason setting up an escape route while the player (as Lucia) infiltrates a building, then switch on the fly to Jason for the getaway drive. This kind of coordinated mission design would highlight their teamwork and keep the action flowing between two perspectives.

At the same time, we can expect some missions to focus on each character individually, helping develop their personal arcs. Perhaps Lucia has to confront someone from her past alone (a former gang associate or a family member from Liberty City), or Jason handles a deal with his contacts in the drug trade without Lucia present. These solo missions could flesh out their backgrounds and give players insight into each protagonist’s motivations. The story might even occasionally present simultaneous objectives – imagine Lucia and Jason separated and you can choose whose scene to play first – though ultimately the plot will bring them back together since their goals seem aligned. Open-world events and side quests may also vary by character; GTA 5 experimented with this (certain random events would only trigger for specific characters). In Vice City, maybe Lucia can access different social circles (for example, helping her mother or doing favors in neighborhoods tied to her upbringing), whereas Jason might get missions from his old military buddies or paranoid friend (like the hermit character Cal mentioned in the official bios). This division of side content would encourage playing as both characters and showcase their unique connections in the world.

When it comes to the overall storytelling structure, having two protagonists offers Rockstar a chance to craft a more emotional and character-driven narrative. The relationship between Lucia and Jason can serve as the story’s backbone – something GTA 5’s triple-protag approach (with its loose alliance of convenience) didn’t emphasize. We might see genuine character development as their partnership is tested by the criminal underworld of Vice City. For example, trust issues could arise if one’s actions endanger the other, or moral dilemmas if one wants to go straight while the other dives deeper into crime. This dynamic could lead to multiple possible endings or pivotal choices: Will players have to choose between Lucia or Jason in a climactic moment? Will there be an option where their fates differ based on player decisions? It’s all speculation for now, but the Bonnie-and-Clyde premise suggests a potentially tragic or dramatic climax (the historical Bonnie and Clyde went down together in a blaze of glory). Rockstar might stick with a linear story, but given GTA 5 offered a choice affecting the protagonists’ survival, GTA 6 could similarly give players a say in how the duo’s story concludes.

Another intriguing storytelling possibility is how time and progression are handled. If Lucia starts the game just out of prison, the narrative might follow the duo as they rise from small-time hustles (knocking over stores or gas stations) to big-league crimes (bank heists, cartel jobs). We could see a timeskip or chapters that alternate focus between characters. Perhaps the game will periodically switch who you’re forced to play as for a while to advance their personal story (similar to how some GTA 5 sequences locked you into one character for a mission strand). This would ensure both Lucia and Jason get equal spotlight and character growth. The presence of a strong supporting cast (more on them below) also means the story isn’t just about the two leads in a vacuum – the people they associate with will shape their journey, possibly pulling Lucia and Jason in different directions. For instance, one of GTA 6’s confirmed side characters is Raul, a seasoned bank robber always chasing the next big score. It’s easy to imagine Raul mentoring the duo through heists, but maybe pushing them toward riskier, more reckless schemes (given Rockstar describes him as raising the stakes until his crew must “double down or fold”). Situations like that could create friction between our protagonists: maybe Jason’s eager for bigger paydays while Lucia worries about the danger, or vice versa.

In terms of open-world storytelling, having two protagonists might also allow for more environmental storytelling and interactions. For example, if Lucia walks into a swanky Vice City nightclub, NPCs might react differently than if Jason does – reflecting differences in gender or reputation. The game could track each character’s notoriety separately, or perhaps their combined reputation as a duo. We might even see dynamic events where one character gets ambushed or needs rescue, prompting a switch to the other to save them – a scenario not possible in earlier single-hero GTA titles. All told, the dual-protagonist setup gives Rockstar a lot of creative leeway to keep missions fresh and the narrative engaging from multiple angles.

Outside the Trailers: Other Characters and Surprises

While Lucia and Jason are the stars of the show, they won’t be the only important characters in GTA 6’s story. Thanks to Rockstar’s info dump and some insider chatter, we know a bit about the supporting cast that will surround (and possibly antagonize) our dual protagonists. These characters weren’t necessarily highlighted in the trailers, but they are likely central to the plot:

• Cal Hampton: One of Jason’s friends, described as a “beer-loving, conspiracy-believing hermit.” Cal is basically a paranoid homebody who spends his time listening in on Coast Guard radio frequencies and browsing sketchy forums. He feels safest hunkered down with a few beers and his private browser tabs. Cal might be a source of information and comic relief – the kind of guy who tips Jason off to score opportunities or warns about law enforcement chatter. Given his tinfoil-hat tendencies, don’t be surprised if Cal ropes Jason (and by extension Lucia) into some wild side missions, perhaps involving smuggling or surveillance.

• Boobie Ikes: A Vice City legend who climbed from the streets to become a wealthy businessman. Ikes runs a “legitimate” empire spanning real estate, a strip club, and a music recording studio. Essentially, he’s a former hustler turned mogul, and likely a power broker in Vice City’s underworld. The fact that Rockstar explicitly calls him a legend suggests Lucia and Jason will cross paths with Ikes, possibly working for him or against him. He could be a key employer early on – a source of high-paying jobs – or alternatively, a looming antagonist if the duo’s ambitions conflict with his interests. Interestingly, Ikes has a hand in the music industry and club scene, hinting at storylines involving Vice City’s nightlife and entertainment (a classic GTA Vice City vibe).

• Dre’Quan “DQ” Priest: A young aspiring musician under Boobie Ikes’ wing. Dre’Quan is said to have always been more of a hustler than a gangster, dealing drugs on the side only to fund his real passion: music. Now he’s trying to break into Vice City’s rap scene for real. In the game’s timeline, DQ had a hit song five years ago and is looking for a comeback. This character might represent the glitzy yet dangerous music world of Vice City. For Lucia and Jason, Dre’Quan could be an ally who needs favors (e.g. retrieving stolen tracks, handling rival dealers) or perhaps someone they use to launder money through music ventures. His inclusion shows Rockstar’s attention to Vice City’s culture – expect some fun missions around nightclubs, music videos, or protecting DQ’s gigs.

• “Real Dimez” (Bae-Luxe and Roxy): A duo of female rappers/influencers who have turned shaking down local dealers into viral fame. These two started as criminals but gained clout by dropping spicy rap tracks and building a “relentless social media presence.” They even had a hit single with a local rapper some years back and are now signed to Ikes’ record label. Bae-Luxe and Roxy sound like a blend of satire and storyline – likely providing some comic relief and commentary on social media culture. They might involve the player in missions that are more over-the-top (imagine helping shoot a music video while dodging actual gangsters). They’re probably not antagonists but rather colorful side characters that flesh out the Vice City scene.

• Raul Bautista: A cunning bank robber with a long rap sheet and plenty of charm. Raul is always on the hunt for new talent willing to take big risks for big rewards – but he’s also described as reckless, upping the stakes with each score. His crew is basically playing a game of all-or-nothing due to his risk-taking. Raul sounds like he could be a pivotal figure in the main heist storyline of GTA 6. Perhaps Lucia and Jason fall in with Raul’s crew for major jobs. He might mentor them in planning elaborate robberies, or conversely, use them as pawns for dangerous missions. There’s an undercurrent of “eventually things will go south” in his description, which could lead to a dramatic turning point in the story (maybe Raul’s big heist ends in chaos, forcing Lucia and Jason to make tough choices). Keep an eye on Raul as a possible friend-turned-foe or even a rival if the duo decides to outshine him.

• Brian Heder: An older, veteran smuggler from the “golden age” of Florida’s drug trade. Brian has semi-retired into a life of letting others do the dirty work, but he still runs product through his boat yard with his third wife. Notably, Brian lets Jason live rent-free on one of his properties in exchange for help with local shakedowns. This tidbit is interesting – it suggests that at the start of the game, Jason (and possibly Lucia, once they partner up) have a home base thanks to Brian’s patronage. Brian is effectively Jason’s landlord and low-key boss, likely giving early missions to rough up clients or escort contraband via boats. He’s a link to Jason’s past (maybe a family friend or former employer) and could be a stabilizing mentor figure. However, given his old-school status, Brian might clash with how Lucia and Jason operate, or he could get drawn into their mess if things escalate with bigger criminal organizations.

These characters indicate that GTA 6 will have a robust cast woven into Lucia and Jason’s journey, each contributing to different facets of Vice City’s underworld – from street-level hustling and conspiracy theorizing (Cal) to high-end nightlife and music (Ikes, DQ, Real Dimez) to hardcore heists and smuggling (Raul, Brian). None of them appeared overtly in the early trailers by name, so their exact roles remain to be seen. But knowing Rockstar, some will be allies, some will be antagonists, and a few might not survive the tale. For example, one could easily imagine Raul’s reckless nature leading to a heist gone wrong where someone gets killed or arrested, altering Lucia and Jason’s plans. Or Boobie Ikes might start as an employer but turn into a villain if the duo’s actions threaten his empire.

Aside from the known supporting cast, there’s also speculation about other characters that could play a big part in the story. One particularly intriguing insider rumor suggests a surprise third character tied to Lucia and Jason: a young child. According to this unconfirmed leak, a child who is “considerably younger than the main two protagonists” will figure heavily into the narrative. The rumor implies this could be Lucia’s own child – essentially indicating Lucia might be a mother or become one during the story. If true, that would be a first for GTA: we’ve never had a protagonist dealing with parenting or a child as a motivation for crime. It could add an emotional hook, showing Lucia fighting to provide for her family (shades of a more Breaking Bad-style motive). However, even the rumors state that such a child character would not be playable or involved in violent missions – which makes sense, as GTA has never allowed harm to children and typically avoids depicting minors directly. This “baby rumor” has divided fan opinions (some are excited for a fresh angle, others are skeptical about adding a baby to a heist story), and Rockstar has not confirmed anything of the sort. So take it with a grain of salt, but it’s an interesting possibility that could explain some of Lucia’s drive beyond just personal greed.

Lastly, fans are always curious if any classic GTA characters or references will appear. GTA 6 is set in the same universe as GTA 4 and 5, just a decade or so later, so it’s possible we’ll hear radio or dialogue references to the old guard (for instance, Liberty City’s news might mention Niko Bellic’s exploits, or a Vice City mission might reference Tommy Vercetti’s era in the ’80s as bygone history). Lucia having roots in Liberty City explicitly links GTA 6 to GTA 4’s setting, at least narratively, but so far there’s no indication any protagonist from previous games will show up in person. That said, Rockstar loves its Easter eggs – we might see a familiar face in a cameo or a nod to the past through mission storylines. One amusing nod already slipped into Trailer 2: it opens with Jason fixing a rooftop antenna and quipping that he’s “just fixing some leaks,” a tongue-in-cheek reference to the infamous 2022 leak. If that’s any hint, Rockstar is very aware of the community chatter and could playfully incorporate such elements into the game’s side content or dialogue.

Final Thoughts

GTA 6’s dual protagonists are shaping up to be one of the most exciting evolutions in the Grand Theft Auto series. Lucia Caminos and Jason Duval bring a new dynamic that blends the chaos of open-world crime with a more personal, character-driven story. We’ve gathered a trove of information – official backstory details, leak revelations, and credible rumors – painting a picture of a Bonnie-and-Clyde pair trying to carve out a “good life” amid neon-soaked city streets and swampy backwaters. From what we know so far, players can look forward to stepping into the shoes of a tough-as-nails female outlaw and her loyal (if conflicted) partner, experiencing the sprawling criminal underworld of Vice City through two sets of eyes.

Rockstar appears ready to leverage this dual-protagonist design for all it's worth: more varied missions, potentially richer gameplay mechanics, and a narrative that can hit emotional notes of partnership, love, and betrayal that a single-character story might miss. Of course, many details remain under wraps – we don’t yet know exactly how character swapping will work at long distances, how the open world will balance two heroes, or what final twists await Lucia and Jason’s tale. With the game’s release still on the horizon (and a recent delay pushing it out a bit further), there’s plenty of time for Rockstar to drop additional trailers and info. Until then, the GTA fanbase will no doubt keep dissecting every leak, screenshot, and teaser for clues.

What’s clear is that Grand Theft Auto VI is breaking new ground by giving us two protagonists who are partners both in crime and in life. This approach could fundamentally change how we engage with the world of GTA – making the mayhem more two-sided and the story more intimate. Whether you’re a hardcore fan who followed every leak or a casual player just tuning in now, the stage is set for Lucia and Jason to leave their mark on the franchise’s legacy. Get ready to double up on protagonists and, potentially, double the trouble in Vice City when GTA 6 finally arrives. One thing’s for sure: with Lucia and Jason at the wheel, this is going to be one wild ride. Enjoy the calm while it lasts, because the next chapter of Grand Theft Auto is bringing twice the heat.