In-game capture on PS5
Captured entirely from in-game footage on PlayStation 5.
GTA 6 LEAK / GAMEPLAY LEAK / OFFICIAL FOOTAGE
Use this GTA 6 leak status page to catch the latest official update, watch Rockstar's Extended Look, and separate verified facts from reported gameplay and map claims.
The album adds official music and release information, but no PC platform, PC date or PC requirements. Copyright removals still do not verify every leaked clip, map boundary, feature or recording date.
LATEST OFFICIAL NEWS / PUBLISHED SEPTEMBER 17, 2026
Rockstar announced a 34-track collection of original music created for GTA VI. Atlantic Records will release the album alongside the game on November 19, 2026, and six singles are available now.
PC status is unchanged. This announcement does not add a PC platform, PC release date or PC requirements. Rockstar's current GTA VI page continues to list PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
VERIFIED FROM ROCKSTAR / PUBLISHED 2026-08-27
The presentation is the evidence baseline. Observations from it stay separate from claims attached to independently circulated files.
Captured entirely from in-game footage on PlayStation 5.
The announcement does not add a PC platform, PC date or PC requirements.
“Trailer 3” remains a search alias, not Rockstar's title for this presentation.
Do not infer PC support, performance modes or final feature behavior from the presentation or reported clips.
RELIABLE REPORTING / STILL UNVERIFIED
The details below come from named outlet reporting on circulated clips. Rockstar has not authenticated the clips, capture date, build, source identity or whether an observed mechanic will ship.
AUGUST 21 / PC GAMER
PC Gamer described a roughly two-minute clip of Jason driving a stolen high-performance car. Vehicle and appearance icons, a blue police-awareness indicator and a red-bordered minimap area were visible, but the article did not establish their exact meanings or final-game behavior.
Read PC Gamer's driving reportAUGUST 25 / TECHRADAR
TechRadar reported clips appearing to show Jason cycling beside a dense Vice City beach crowd and visiting a shopping plaza with binoculars, media shelves, trade-in signs and wearable earbuds. Rockstar has not authenticated those captures or listed those observations as final features.
Read TechRadar's reported timelineAUGUST 20 / PC GAMER
PC Gamer reported that one clip included Tate McRae's “Sports Car,” released in January 2025. That may suggest a relatively recent capture, but it does not date the development build or authenticate the material.
Read PC Gamer's Cyberleek overviewAUGUST 22 / TOM'S HARDWARE
Tom's Hardware reported that Take-Two filed DMCA subpoenas seeking identifying information connected with Discord servers. The filing trail documents enforcement; it does not prove that every circulated clip, map or interpretation is genuine.
Read the legal-enforcement reportREPORTED CONTENT / TWO CLIPS + THREE MAP IMAGES
All five items below are presented as reported or claimed material. Rockstar has not authenticated them.
REPORTED VIDEO
Playback is always user-controlled. The descriptions state only what the recordings cannot prove.
GTA 6 GAMEPLAY LEAK / CLIP 01
This recording circulated with the initial August 2026 coverage. It does not establish final performance, mission structure, platform, capture date or build provenance.
GTA 6 GAMEPLAY LEAK / CLIP 02
This recording is presented as reported material for review. A short clip cannot verify final features, graphics modes, frame rate or the age of the build.
GTA 6 MAP LEAK / CLAIMED MAP GALLERY
URLs, donation prompts and token promotions printed inside the images belong to the circulating source images. Displaying them is not an endorsement.

The full portrait image is shown without cropping. Its counties, roads, borders and playable extent remain unverified.

The circulating image labels Gloriana Key, Catalan Key and Tequesta Retreat. Those names and boundaries remain unverified.

The circulating image labels Dalton Island. The location, shape and surrounding boundary remain unverified.
GTA 6 LEAK STATUS / AUGUST 2026
Coverage beginning August 18 described gameplay clips and images claimed to show a Leonida map. Rockstar has now published its own Extended Look, but has not publicly authenticated those separately circulated files, their capture dates or their claimed map boundaries.
Multiple publications reported gameplay clips, claimed map images and subsequent copyright removals.
The recording date, platform, development build and connection of those reported files to the shipping game remain unconfirmed.
Rockstar says its official presentation was captured entirely from in-game footage on PlayStation 5.
These reporting links document what circulated; they are not Rockstar authentication and do not link to a leak mirror.
OFFICIAL GTA 6 GAMEPLAY / TRAILER 3 SEARCH
People may search for “GTA 6 Trailer 3,” but Rockstar's title is “An Extended Look.” The now-playing announcement confirms in-game PlayStation 5 capture and lists PS5 and Xbox Series X|S for the game. It does not add a PC platform, PC date or PC requirements.
FAQ
Rockstar has not publicly authenticated the separately circulated August 2026 clips or claimed map as of August 28. Named outlets reported the files, copyright removals and legal enforcement, but those actions do not confirm every claimed detail, recording date or feature.
Named outlet reporting described ordinary open-world scenes, longer driving, police-awareness indicators, a crowded beach and a shopping plaza. The build, capture date, platform, source identity and final-game accuracy remain unconfirmed.
No. Images described online as a full Leonida map have circulated, but Rockstar has not published or authenticated those claimed boundaries. Official material confirms Leonida and modern-day Vice City, not every leaked road or region.
Cyberleek is the name used by the anonymous source or group associated in reports with the August 2026 material. Its identity, access and chain of custody are not publicly verified by Rockstar.
Rockstar's Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Look is now available from the official YouTube channel, Netflix and the GTA VI site. Rockstar says the footage was captured entirely in-game on PlayStation 5.