Grand Theft Auto VI puts two playable leads at the center of its story for the first time, with Jason Duval and Lucia Caminos running through Vice City and the surrounding state of Leonida. Around them sits a small circle of criminal partners, old-timers, and up-and-coming music hustlers, most of whom tie back to the drug trade in the Keys or a record label chasing its next hit. The cast below reflects what Rockstar has shown through official artwork, trailers, and the Extended Look.
Quick answer: The confirmed core cast is Jason Duval and Lucia Caminos (the two playable protagonists), plus Cal Hampton, Boobie Ike, Dre’Quan Priest, Raul Bautista, Brian Heder, and the rap duo Real Dimez (Roxy and Bae-Luxe). Several named supporting figures, including Lori Heder, Stefanie, Mendez, and Wyman, round out the list.
The two playable protagonists: Jason and Lucia
GTA 6 keeps the multiple-protagonist setup that started with Grand Theft Auto V, and you can swap between Jason and Lucia during play by pressing Down on the D-Pad. Lucia is the first playable woman in modern Rockstar history, and the pair’s relationship drives the whole story, drawing openly on the Bonnie and Clyde template. Each protagonist also has their own personal vehicle.
Jason Duval grew up surrounded by grifters and crooks. After a stint in the Army meant to steady him out of a troubled adolescence, he ended up back in the Keys doing drug runs and shakedowns for local smugglers. His character profile from Rockstar frames him as someone who wants an easy life while things keep getting harder, and meeting Lucia could be the best or worst thing to happen to him.
Lucia Caminos was taught to fight by her father from a young age. Defending her family landed her in the Leonida Penitentiary, and she gets out early through sheer luck. She wants the good life her mother imagined back in their Liberty City days, and she’s determined to make smart moves and change the odds in her favor now that she’s free.
Central characters and allies
These are the confirmed figures who help, employ, or complicate life for Jason and Lucia. Many of them connect through two threads: Brian’s smuggling operation in the Keys, and Boobie Ike’s music and club empire in Vice City.
| Character | Role and connection |
|---|---|
| Cal Hampton | Jason’s friend and a fellow associate of Brian. Cal is a homebody and casual conspiracy theorist who likes snooping on Coast Guard communications with a few beers on hand. |
| Brian Heder | A classic drug runner from the golden age of smuggling in the Keys, still moving product through his boat yard with his third wife, Lori. He lets Jason live rent-free in one of his properties in exchange for help with local shakedowns. |
| Boobie Ike | A local Vice City legend who turned street hustling into a legitimate empire spanning real estate, a strip club, and a recording studio. He’s most invested in his Only Raw Records partnership with Dre’Quan. |
| Dre’Quan Priest | An aspiring music mogul and former street dealer whose real goal was always music. He signed Real Dimez to Only Raw Records and has his eyes on the wider Vice City scene. |
| Roxy and Bae-Luxe (Real Dimez) | A rap duo and high school friends who turned shaking down local dealers into cash through spicy tracks and heavy social media use. An early hit with rapper DWNPLY put them on the map, and they’re now signed to Only Raw Records. |
| Raul Bautista | A seasoned, charming, and reckless bank robber always hunting for talent willing to take big risks for big rewards. His crew’s stakes keep climbing with every score. |
The Only Raw Records thread
A large slice of the cast orbits Vice City’s music scene. Boobie Ike bankrolls the operation, funding his recording studio through his club and other businesses. Dre’Quan Priest handles the creative and deal-making side, and his signing of Real Dimez is the move meant to deliver the hit everyone is chasing. Roxy and Bae-Luxe carry that ambition as the artists, five years removed from their first taste of fame and hoping lightning strikes twice.
Named supporting characters
Beyond the main allies, Rockstar has revealed a set of smaller named characters who appear in trailers, screenshots, and official posts.
| Character | What we know |
|---|---|
| Lori Heder | Brian’s third wife, who works alongside him at the boat yard and has been shown handling both an assault rifle and a pistol. |
| Stefanie | Lucia’s correctional social worker at the Leonida Department of Corrections. She’s the first voice heard in the game, speaking to an incarcerated Lucia early in the first trailer. |
| Mendez | A Vice City Police Department officer who has prior knowledge of Jason and Lucia and takes part in a raid on a drug manufacturing operation. |
| Wyman | An eccentric mechanic and fixer who runs Wyman’s World Auto Salvage Co. and tasks players with tracking down and restoring classic project cars. |
| Phil | Owner of Phil’s Ammu-Nation, appearing in an in-game commercial. He reads as a younger reimagining of Phil Cassidy from earlier GTA games. |
| DWNPLY | A local rapper tied to Real Dimez through their early hit single. |
| Andrés de León | A wealthy man affiliated with Megamundo. |
| Rudi | Referenced through a “RIP Rudi” post following a dangerous car stunt, suggesting he does not survive the event. |
What is still unconfirmed
Voice and performance credits for the cast have not been officially confirmed. Several other faces have shown up in trailers without names attached, including a police detective seen with a group of officers in the second trailer, a recurring “Selfie Guy,” and background figures tied to Vice City’s nightlife and rural party scenes. Leaked footage has also floated additional names, but those are not part of the officially revealed roster.
Everything here reflects what Rockstar has shared through official channels ahead of the game’s full launch in November 2026, and the roster will likely grow as more of the story is revealed. For now, the confirmed cast is built around Jason and Lucia and the tight web of criminals and hustlers who pull them deeper into Vice City.
