A massive Grand Theft Auto leak has revealed an updated version of Liberty City, which fans are already speculating could play a role in GTA 6, as well as a better look at the Leonida map
The development of Grand Theft Auto 6 has been full of leaks. Back in 2022, Rockstar Games had to deal with early development footage hitting the internet, showing off a rough early look at Jason and Lucia robbing stores. While they slowed down, the leaks haven’t been completely plugged.
Back in August, Cyberleek managed to show off a whole host of gameplay footage too, with Rockstar calling the leaks “heartbreaking” and “unfortunate,” but not reflective of the final product.
Well, with just a few months to go, 200 GB of source code from GTA 5 has now surfaced, with a low-quality 3D look at parts of the new map, as well as an updated version of Liberty City.
That’s right, the leaks hit the internet in the early hours of September 18, with low-quality renders of the new map.
Visible in these screenshots are the international airport in Leonida, a sports stadium, docks and cruise terminal, as well as downtown Vice City. Now, these screenshots are such low quality that the buildings just look like blank rectangles, but you are able to start placing locations based off newer videos.
Additionally, these screenshots are said to be from between 2020 and 2022, meaning the map will have been updated in plenty of ways since then.
A quick recap of the massive 192GB #GTA/Rockstar leak and what it contains.– GTA VI map assets and other VI files. It's not the full map and it looks like it might just be LOD assets.– Files from the cut Liberty City DLC for GTA V, which shows us a MUCH larger Liberty City… pic.twitter.com/W37iaIP8Mb
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