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Massive Rockstar Games Data Leak Exposes Early GTA 6 Assets

Massive Rockstar Games Data Leak Exposes Early GTA 6 Assets

First seen 20 Sep 2026, 10:56 UTC

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ThreatCluster September 21, 2026 at 10:31 UTC
  • A 192GB archive of Rockstar development data has leaked, linked to a 2022 breach.
  • The leak includes early assets for GTA 6 and details on cancelled projects like LibertyV.
  • Players can now explore an early version of the GTA 6 map within GTA 5, though it's unfinished.

A 192GB archive of Rockstar Games development data has leaked online, revealing early assets for Grand Theft Auto VI and details about cancelled projects, including a single-player expansion for GTA V. This leak is linked to a 2022 breach that previously exposed early GTA VI footage. The leaked data includes an early version of the GTA 6 map, which has been modded into GTA V, allowing players to explore unfinished environments. The assets date back to 2014/15 and are not representative of the final game. Rockstar has not confirmed the leak's details or commented on the recreated map. The leak has reignited speculation about the potential inclusion of Liberty City in future expansions. Current official information states that GTA VI is set to release on November 19, 2026.

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Timeline

2022-01-01
Rockstar network intrusion
A significant breach occurred, exposing early GTA VI footage and development data.
Games.Mxdwn
2026-09-18
GTA 6 map recreated in GTA 5
Modders ported an early version of the GTA 6 map into GTA 5 using leaked assets from the 192GB archive.
Tech4Gamers
2026-09-19
192GB archive leaks online
A massive archive containing early GTA VI assets and cancelled project details surfaced online.
Games.Mxdwn
2026-09-20
Media coverage of the leak
Multiple outlets report on the implications of the leak, including the potential for future expansions.
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