A large amount of Grand Theft Auto VI assets, including pre-alpha footage and numerous screenshots, were released to the public forums early Sunday morning.
The assets are said to have been obtained from Rockstar’s servers by a single hacker claiming to be “”Teapot“who also claims to have “GTA 5 and 6” content and source code as well as “GTA 6 test builds”.
There’s not much doubt, but I’ve confirmed to Rockstar sources that this weekend’s massive Grand Theft Auto VI leak is indeed real. Of course, the scene is still early and unfinished. This is one of the biggest leaks in video game history and a nightmare for Rockstar Games
– Jason Schreier (@jasonschreier) September 18, 2022
The videos include the heroine walking through a strip club – this will be the first of the series – as well as a male character shooting what looks like an AK-47 when walking by. through police cars. In another video, both characters are shown working together when they rob a diner.
The leaks first appeared on GTAForums, with hackers supposedly looking for the source code for whatever the other members ask. For example, one of the requests is any reference to an ongoing case involving Take-Two, with the claim accused by one of the defendants in that case.
After the news spread all over social media, the hacker updated their original post, instructing any Rockstar or Take-Two Interactive employees to contact them via email, as they is “looking to negotiate a deal.”
Grand Theft Auto VI was confirmed by Rockstar to be in active development in February, towards the end of the year a blog post on the company’s official website. Neither Rockstar nor Take-Two have officially commented on the leak as of this writing.
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