GTA 6 Gameplay Potentially Leaks Online Ahead of Netflix Preview
The leak shows Jason shooting hoops, driving and brawling while revealing new HUD details and realistic water physics, according to the videos.
- Rockstar Games and Netflix plan to reveal an extended look at Grand Theft Auto 6 on August 27, though fans seeking an early glimpse of the "Florida simulator don't" can find unauthorized clips online.
- A group known as Cyberleek released multiple unauthorized videos of the game, including clips showing co-protagonist Jason playing basketball and enjoying ocean breezes at his house.
- Leaked footage reveals a new HUD featuring a stamina meter and two reserves of in-game money, while another clip shows Jason driving recklessly across a Leonida highway before attacking a driver with a wrench.
- The footage lacks proper button icons, suggesting it originates from an earlier development version; viewers are advised to avoid visiting the Cyberleek website associated with the leaks.
- Grand Theft Auto 6 is scheduled for release on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X on November 19, positioning the official launch months after the August 27 Netflix preview.
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New 'GTA 6' Gameplay Leak Surprises Fans Ahead of Netflix Official Reveal
Netflix is set to reveal an extended look at Grand Theft Auto 6on Aug. 27, but fans who are hankering to get a closer look at Rockstar Games' Florida simulator don't have to wait until then. A newly-surfaced GTA 6 gameplay leak appears to show some of the things players will be able to do in between all the crime.
GTA 6 Gameplay Potentially Leaks Online Ahead of Netflix Preview
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