A leaked data set attributed to Rockstar Games includes a nearly 200GB collection of GTA5 source code, canceled singleplayer DLC remnants, and early GTA6 map files. The material reportedly originated from the 2022 Lapsus hack, which previously exposed GTA6 details. The leak contains cut dialogue, unused assets, and a rough 2015 version of GTA6's map, which users have loaded into GTA5 for exploration.
The canceled GTA5 DLC appears to center on Liberty City, a larger and differently structured version of the New York-inspired setting from GTA4. Fans have analyzed shoreline audio loading zones and map markers like 'Alligator Farm' and 'Disused Theme Park' from the early GTA6 data. A separate leak also includes Agent Trevor files, with a mission list and an underwater base concept, though their connection to GTA6 remains unclear.
While Rockstar has not confirmed the authenticity of the leak, users have cross-referenced the data with existing materials. The GTA6 map, described as 'very unfinished,' includes locations visible in trailers, suggesting early development stages. The leak also revisits rumors of a scrapped 'James Bond Trevor' DLC, though no official confirmation exists. GTA6 is set for a November 19 release, but Rockstar has not announced a PC version, despite Take-Two's acknowledgment of PC's growing importance.