The Biggest GTA 6 Leaks Yet: Gameplay Videos, Full Map, and New Details Emerge

Just weeks before Rockstar Games’ scheduled “An Extended Look” presentation on Netflix, GTA 6 saw its most significant leak surface online since the notorious 2022 breach.

Starting August 18, 2026, an individual or group calling themselves “CyberLeek” began posting gameplay clips and map images from what is believed to be an actual build of GTA 6, and the leaks have continued to flood the internet ever since.

The recent leaks on August 23 and 24 are perhaps some of the biggest GTA 6 leaks we’ve seen so far. The first set of leaks shed light on a good chunk of the map, including Vice City, alongside some game mechanics, while the more recent leaks showcase a “nudist town.”

Biggest GTA 6 Leaks So Far: Full Map and “Nudist Town”

The first leaked footage in question reportedly shows protagonist Jason exploring his home, shooting hoops outside, driving through Vice City, and getting into fights with police, security guards, and random NPCs. One clip appears to confirm Jason has unlocked co-lead Lucia, based on an on-screen prompt telling players to return to her after a “Wasted” screen. There’s also other GTA 6 footage that reportedly includes stunt-plane flying, a fishing location, and glimpses of in-game radio stations.

Alongside these clips, images have also surfaced online that claim to show the complete map of the fictional state of Leonida, reportedly divided into five counties and giving fans a decent idea of the game’s overall scale. A large airport near Vice City and another airfield along the southern islands are visible on the map.

In the more recent leaks, we can see Jason in a poolside gathering filled with NPCs who appear to be either partially or completely undressed. The protagonist wanders through this section, where the NPCs can be seen socializing and drinking around in a bar area before an altercation breaks out and Jason can be seen opening fire amid the crowd.

Several reports indicate that these leaks come from an older build of the game, dating back to 2023 or 2024, meaning mechanics and details shown could since have changed. Rockstar and parent company Take-Two Interactive have been issuing DMCA takedowns against reuploads, which many see as indirect confirmation the material is, in fact, genuine.

CyberLeek has framed the leaks as a form of protest against GTA 6’s digital-only release plans, vowing to continue until Rockstar responds publicly. The leaker has also called upon fans to go outside Rockstar’s offices while dressed as a leek mascot and holding physical copies of games.

GTA 6 is all set to launch on November 16, 2026, for the PS5 and the Xbox Series X|S. The release date for the PC version remains unconfirmed at the time of writing, but is likely to take place at some point next year.