Home / Technology / Rockstar Games Leak: Canceled GTA V DLC & Early GTA VI Files Surface
Rockstar Games Leak: Canceled GTA V DLC & Early GTA VI Files Surface
20 Sep
Summary
- A huge 192GB archive of Rockstar data has been leaked online.
- Leaked files detail cancelled GTA V expansions like LibertyV.
- Early GTA VI assets are reportedly included in the data dump.
A substantial 192GB archive containing Rockstar Games development data has surfaced online. This leak provides significant insights into previously unknown projects, including a cancelled single-player expansion for Grand Theft Auto V titled LibertyV. This expansion would have featured a notably larger version of Liberty City than what was seen in Grand Theft Auto IV.
The archive also includes additional material for the cancelled Agent Trevor expansion, which was reportedly half-finished. Furthermore, the leak reportedly contains a smaller collection of very early assets and development materials for Grand Theft Auto VI. These early GTA VI files should not be considered indicative of the game's final content or map, which is officially slated for release on November 19, 2026.
This newly surfaced data is believed to be connected to the 2022 Rockstar network intrusion. While not a new breach, the material has circulated privately before becoming more widely available. The full contents and origin of the archive have not been independently authenticated. The leak primarily sheds light on Rockstar's development history and the scale of considered projects.
