63 New GTA 6 Screenshots Reveal Ultimate Edition Perks
Rockstar's 63 new GTA 6 screenshots reveal Ultimate Edition perks, a Vintage Vice City pre-order pack, exclusive mod shops, a luxury yacht, and weapon customization details.
Rockstar Games has released 63 new GTA 6 screenshots and laid out the bonuses tied to its Ultimate Edition, giving players the clearest look yet at what premium buyers will get. The images also point to deeper customization for vehicles, weapons and characters, even though the game still has no confirmed release date.
The materials were sent to outlets including TechRadar Gaming before appearing on Rockstar’s official site. For players thinking about a pre-order, that matters. The screenshots do not just tease the world of GTA 6. They show what the studio is placing at the center of the experience.
Vehicle customization takes center stage
A large share of the 63 images focuses on cars, interiors and parts of the game world that appear built for modification. Rockstar confirmed that Ultimate Edition owners will get access to two exclusive vehicle mod shops. Based on the screenshots, the changes look broader than basic paint jobs or new rims.
The interiors hint at a more hands-on system. Seats, trim and other visual details appear to be part of the mix. That is a strong signal for a series that has always treated player freedom as one of its main selling points. For a lot of Grand Theft Auto fans, the garage is where the real game starts.
It is not just cars. Rockstar also confirmed an exclusive clothing store called Stock 305 Clothing Store for Ultimate Edition buyers, along with Sara’s Unisex Salon. Those additions suggest GTA 6 will let players shape their character’s look in more detail than a simple outfit swap.
A tattoo parlor is included as well. Small thing. Not really small in practice. Rockstar is building a world where identity looks personal, not preset, and that fits the series’ long-running focus on player expression.
Ultimate Edition adds a yacht, safehouse and weapons
One of the most notable Ultimate Edition perks is the Shitzu Squalo, a luxury boat Rockstar says can be used for ocean exploration and access to weapon caches. That detail expands the sense of scale around GTA 6. The roads matter, yes. So does the water.
Rockstar also indicated that players will be able to own boats, as they could in GTA 5, with customization likely part of the package. If that survives into the final build, it gives collectors another reason to spend time and money on vehicles beyond simple appearance.
The edition also includes a safehouse. On paper, that sounds modest. In a Grand Theft Auto game, though, a safehouse quickly becomes home base — a place to store vehicles, keep progress organized and return to between missions or free-roam sessions.
Weapons are part of the pitch too. Rockstar confirmed that firearms will be customizable, which likely means attachments, skins and other visual or functional changes. That kind of system can shape how players approach combat, especially in a game expected to revolve around long-term open-world play.
Vintage Vice City pack leans on nostalgia
Twelve of the screenshots are tied to the Vintage Vice City Pack, the pre-order bonus. The bundle includes outfits, hairstyles and weapons styled around the look and feel of Grand Theft Auto: Vice City.
That choice is not subtle. Vice City remains one of the most beloved entries in the franchise, remembered for its bright colors, retro fashion and unmistakable atmosphere. Rockstar is clearly leaning on that memory to make the pre-order offer feel more valuable.
For longtime fans, the appeal is obvious. The pack gives them a familiar visual language wrapped in a new game. For newer players, it offers a direct link to one of the franchise’s most recognizable eras. Either way, Rockstar is betting nostalgia still moves units.
Why the 63 screenshots matter for buyers
The bigger point is not just that Rockstar showed more of GTA 6. It is what the company chose to show. Vehicles, clothing, salons, weapon customizations and a yacht all point to a game designed around systems players can keep returning to. That is the real value in a release like this.
For prospective buyers, the screenshots give the first practical basis for comparing editions. The Ultimate Edition now has identifiable extras. The pre-order bonus has a clear theme. And the difference between standard, premium and bonus content is easier to judge without guesswork.
That affects players outside the US as much as anywhere else. GTA has a huge global audience, and many fans decide whether a premium edition is worth the money only after seeing exactly what is included. Rockstar has now made that decision more concrete.
TechRadar Gaming, which received the press email directly from Rockstar, said the screenshots offered significant insight into the game’s mechanics. That fits the way the studio is releasing information here: enough to spark analysis, not enough to explain everything. The mystery remains, but the direction is clearer now.
Sixty-three screenshots. Two exclusive vehicle mod shops. A luxury boat, a safehouse and a Vice City-themed pre-order pack. For a game still waiting on a release date, Rockstar has already shown where it wants the conversation to go next.
