Footage from Grand Theft Auto VI has surfaced online, with indicators pointing toward the PC build as the leak's source. The leaked material appears to include gameplay from a playable version of the game, suggesting whoever obtained it had access to an actual build rather than marketing materials or asset dumps. The leaks have naturally attracted significant attention given the anticipation surrounding the next mainline entry in Rockstar's flagship franchise.
The origin of these leaks remains unclear, though the PC version's appearance in the footage raises questions about how the build escaped into the wild. For a title of GTA VI's scale and profile, such leaks represent a notable security breach during what is presumably an earlier stage of development or testing.
- Leaked GTA VI footage apparently originates from the PC version, indicating a breach of an actual playable build rather than pre-release assets.
- The leak's source and circumstances remain unconfirmed, but the material suggests direct access to developmental code.
- The incident underscores ongoing challenges major publishers face in protecting unreleased content ahead of official announcements.
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