Recent leaks concerning Grand Theft Auto 6 have escalated with a new video that strongly suggests the leaker possesses or had access to a playable build of the highly anticipated game. This latest leak, circulating on platforms like the Gaming Leaks and Rumors subreddit, displays extensive footage of Vice City.
The video showcases a blue and yellow biplane navigating the detailed and realistic environment of Vice City. The depiction of the city includes moving vehicles on streets and freeways, with smooth performance and minimal texture pop-in observed, even in low-resolution social media postings. The footage also offers a glimpse of the in-game radio, revealing a variety of musical selections.
A Bespoke Clue
What elevates this leak beyond previous disclosures is a sequence at the video's conclusion. After exiting the aircraft, the character, identified as Jason, uses a rifle to shoot the word "LEEK" into a wall. This detail is significant because it appears to be a deliberate action taken by the leaker, rather than generic gameplay or presentation material. Previous leaks, while substantial, could potentially have originated from unauthorized access to Rockstar presentations or promotional materials. However, this specific act points towards direct interaction with a functional game build.
While not definitive proof of a playable build, the bespoke nature of this graffiti scene makes it highly probable. Some speculation suggested earlier leaks might have been AI-generated, but the rapid removal of these videos lends credence to their authenticity. If the leaker indeed has access to a playable version of Grand Theft Auto 6, it presents significant security concerns for Rockstar Games and its parent company, Take-Two Interactive, particularly with the game's release approximately three months away.