Another alleged leak of Grand Theft Auto 6 has surfaced, providing new details and gameplay footage. This particular leak, titled "Gas," features an NPC at a gas station who recreates a viral prank from 2021 involving attempts to fill the bed of a truck with gasoline. The incident occurs as the player character, Jason, drives through a residential area.
The NPC's dialogue and actions directly reference a real-world event from 2021, which gained significant attention after the Colonial Pipeline cyberattack led to fuel shortages and increased activity at gas stations. The viral video depicted a man attempting to fill his truck bed with fuel, resulting in a considerable amount spilling out. This stunt was later revealed to be staged for online clout.
The leaked footage shows the GTA 6 NPC engaged in a similar scenario, accusing the government of attempting to steal his gas. The player can then interact with the scene, which includes opening the truck's hood and a dismemberment event when the NPC is crushed. The sequence concludes with the player being run over by oncoming traffic, triggering the game's characteristic "Wasted" game over screen.
This latest leak continues a pattern of unreleased content appearing online, suggesting the individual or group responsible still has access to a substantial build of the game. The leaks are often shared with a teaser at the end, and the "Gas" video concludes with a prompt to "return to Lucia." This hints that subsequent leaks may focus on the game's other protagonist and explore how players will switch between characters.
Fans are actively analyzing these leaks for further insights into Grand Theft Auto 6's mechanics and content. The recurring nature of these leaks raises questions about the security measures in place at Rockstar Games and its parent company, Take-Two Interactive, as they seemingly continue to pursue the source of the leaked material.