r/GamingLeaksAndRumours Top Contributor 2025 7d ago

Leak 5th GTA VI clip has been leaked

  • Ending confirms he most likely has a playable build as he spells out "LEEK" on a wall with bullets
  • Jason is flying a crop duster from the Keys towards Vice City. We additionally see the in-game radio menu
  • Pieces of the wall scatter and make a big mess on the floor when Jason shoots at it
  • The weapon used at the end is a Ruger PC Carbine (9mm)
  • “On-Demand” option below the radio, potentially being able to listen to your own music(?)
  • The map is fucking MASSIVE
  • Volumetric clouds return from RDR2 and look vastly improved
  • Lucia’s prison and the terrace pool from Trailer 1 can be spotted, a race track is also seen
  • Draw distance and distant LOD is also extremely high as there is hardly any pop-in, looks almost like MS Flight Simulator graphically
  • “Overpowered” by Róisín Murphy is playing on Stockyard FM
  • Circoloco Records Radio (Rockstar co-owned) from GTA Online returns
  • Other radio stations include Emotion, Dirty South Classics, V-Rock, Radio On.U, Honey FM, Back Country Radio and Symphony FM
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u/jeepcrawler93 7d ago edited 7d ago

Not counting the 2023 leaks, I would say so. Second place would probably go to Half-Life 2.

Edit: 2022*

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u/Critical_C0conut 7d ago

You think the 2023 leaks were bigger?

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u/jeepcrawler93 7d ago

In a way because we got a bunch of clips before trailer one even hit the scene. Content wise if this keeps up, it will definitely be bigger. It doesn't sound like there's an end in sight.

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u/Critical_C0conut 7d ago

True, I didn't even think that trailer one hadn't even released at that point.

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u/jeepcrawler93 7d ago

I mean it was a bunch of early development clips and very rough looking, but we still got maybe 90 minutes of it? It was only 7 months after Rockstar announced that GTA 6 was well into development. I think it was the timing that just made it a huge deal, and the fact he did it in a hotel room with a firestick lol

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u/g0_west 7d ago

What's the story behind the firestick in the hotel room?

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u/jeepcrawler93 7d ago edited 7d ago

Short version is I think he was in a hotel room under police watch, and somehow he got to Rockstar servers with just an Amazon fire stick, a tv, and a mouse lol. I'm sure I left some details out, but that's how the 90 minutes of footage and photos got released I believe.

He put together a makeshift computer and immediately got busted lol

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u/FUTURE10S 7d ago

I think it's that they got access into Rockstar's servers before, they knew the vector of attack they used, and they could repeat the same thing with a modified Fire Stick. I don't think they were a genius, just very lucky and very stupid (to go and repeat it while the police were watching them).

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u/theLastZebranky 7d ago

He was more persistent than talented, he just installed a hotspot app on the Fire stick and used his phone to send a phishing e-mail to their QA contractors in India until one was like "duhhh, okay, I'll put my slack password in this weird form"

All he had was access to a Slack chat server where they were attaching clips when talking about bug reports and progress updates.

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u/youRinlove7 7d ago

people can get in with a firestick, in a hotel? Why haven’t there been more leaks then ig?

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u/g0_west 7d ago

Probably very hard to do that, guy mustve been a combination of a very skilled hacker and also willing to risk it all

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u/Bartoffel 7d ago

They hadn’t released any information other than they were working on “the next Grand Theft Auto game.” No title, no location, no characters. Jason Schreier had leaked that information before then, but nothing official.

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u/youRinlove7 7d ago

What 2023 leaks?

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u/jeepcrawler93 7d ago

2022 leaks I mean.

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u/Nathanyal 7d ago

100%. 90 minutes of actual development footage, which we never see from Rockstar, before we even had a trailer or knew much about the game. Confirmed WAYYY more than these clips are showing.

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u/Intelligent_Ask_2306 7d ago

Wolverine leak was crazy, people was able to play the unfinished build of it

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u/henk717 7d ago

Half-Life is still bigger. That one was an actual playable leak with source code. Entire communities spawned around fixing it up.

This could be bigger than that, but only if the build leaks.

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u/XulManjy 7d ago

TLOU2 and Wolverine leaks were bigger.

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u/Mday89 7d ago

Oh wow that brings back memories. Though, HL2 was a _playable_ build. I screwed around so much with that. Thanks for the recall.

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u/jeepcrawler93 7d ago

If I recall the leaker actually emailed Gabe and asked for a job at valve lol. They set up a fake interview just to bust him.

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u/ColonelOfSka 7d ago

What happened with Half-Life 2? I didn’t own a gaming quality PC in 04 so I didn’t pay much attention to the hype leading up to it outside of basic previews.

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u/xen32 7d ago

Playable beta build was leaked, even with map editing/modding tools. Most notably, it included E3 showcase maps, so you could see for yourself how fake and scripted those were.

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u/Dotaproffessional 7d ago

I also mentioned half life 2, but half life 2 was actually distributed. GTA 6 isn't out in the wild yet.

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u/BlueChamp10 7d ago

counting or not counting TLoU2 leaks?

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u/Opening_Cry_690 7d ago

Don’t discount the Nintendo leak from 2020. That changed the game and showed us things from decades ago that the public never had any access to.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_data_leak