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Rockstar Games has perhaps one of the biggest problems it could have imagined before the release of GTA 6. Another video from the highly anticipated game has started circulating on the Internet, and this time the situation is much more serious than usual leaks. Everything indicates that the person behind the leak does not just have a few pre-prepared shots, but access to the playable version of GTA 6, or at least part of it.

The proof is primarily the conclusion of the latest video. Leaker in it, Jason controls it and literally "writes" the word LEEK with bullet holes by shooting into the wall. In other words, it makes it pretty clear to Rockstar that this isn't just a video he got somewhere. It looks like he actually has access to the game itself and can move around in it at his own discretion.

Does anyone actually play GTA 6?

This is what I think is the scariest part of the whole leak. Rockstar isn't releasing GTA 6 until November 19, 2026, with the official Extended Look set to arrive on August 27. Studio so it should have had a few more months to keep marketing firmly under control.

Instead, we're now seeing more and more footage from the game making its way online. And this time, it's not just a short snippet of animation. The latest video shows Jason flying over Vice City, giving a huge view of the map from above.

And I have to say, it was the aerial shots that probably caught my attention the most. GTA 6 from above looks almost like a Microsoft Flight SimulatorThe scale of the world, the amount of detail, the roads, skyscrapers, bridges and bodies of water really look absurdly good, and according to the players' reactions, it is clear from above how huge the world Rockstar has prepared.

Rockstar may be missing a lot more

The leaked video also shows the radio menu and other details of the game world. According to available information, the footage shows the return of V-Rock and Emotion 98.3, several other stations, as well as an "On Demand" option, the exact purpose of which is still unclear. However, all of this may be much less of a problem than the fact that someone has access to the playable version.

If he has leaker a truly functional GTA 6 build, Rockstar has to deal with not only more leaked images and videos, but also potentially leaks of the story, missions, characters, and other parts of the game. And that's exactly what every major game publisher wants to avoid at all costs before releasing its biggest title. Rockstar has reportedly already started using DMCA takedown requests against leaked content. But once something gets online, it's virtually impossible to stop it completely.

GTA 6 is set to be one of the biggest gaming events of recent years, and Rockstar clearly wanted to take things one step at a time. But now someone is literally taking the marketing out of their hands and showing GTA 6 to players before Rockstar even has a chance to show it off. And if that proves to be true, leaker actually has a playable build, this could be just the beginning of a really big problem.

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