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Cluckin’ Bell and Burger Shot come to life in the official GTA VI promotional campaign

By GTA6 Hub editorial team
Cluckin’ Bell and Burger Shot come to life in the official GTA VI promotional campaign

The satire of the American corporate world has been a fundamental pillar of the Grand Theft Auto saga for over two decades. From absurd radio advertising to fast-food chains with fanciful restaurants, Rockstar Games has created a satirical commercial universe. Now, while the promotion for Grand Theft Auto VI accelerates towards launch, these virtual restaurants are projecting directly on the screen. As confirmed by IGN and other gaming channels, functional editions of Cluckin’ Bell and Burger Shot opened their doors in Miami, Florida – the real inspiration for the Vice City setting of the game. ROCKSTAR GAMES HAS NOT ONLY REPRODUCED BURGER SHOT... HAS CLUCKIN’ BELL IN REALTA’! The game will be available on 19 November 2026, and this marketing campaign is another level. a I can't describe how envious I am of people in Miami! Designed as an experiential celebration of the GTA lore, physical pop-ups faithfully reproduce aesthetics, internal signage and satirical humor of games, creating excitement among players who eagerly await the debut on the saga console. The restaurants feature complete work uniforms of iconic yellow beak hats, classic drive-thru menus and labeled packaging with franchise slogans. Fans can enter the factories, order food at the counter and sit in the classic GTA fast-food tables. This is a real food offering inspired by satirical menus Unlike countertype art installations that show only empty properties, these premises serve real food inspired by the franchise menus, reflecting obsessive attention to detail celebrated in modern video games: - Cluckin’ Bell: Serves breaded shrimps, "Fowl Burger" hamburger with chicken and fried fries served in personalized takeaway packs. - Burger Shot: It offers classic grilled burgers, double burgers with melted cheese and custom soft drinks glasses printed with virtual sports beverage labels such as Sprunk and eCola.

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