GTA 6 gameplay was leaked through several videos before the Netflix premiere!
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GTA 6 gameplay was leaked through several videos before the Netflix premiere!

Nenad Divljaković
By Nenad Divljaković
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“A couple of hours ago, a new gameplay leak regarding GTA 6 surface, which seems quite convincing and gives us just over 2 minutes of gameplay.”

It's no great wisdom to say that a new GTA 6 leak has dropped, since almost every day in recent years someone on the internet claims that a new leak related to the most anticipated game ever has been released. However, this time a new leak consisting of 2 videos lasting a bit over a minute has appeared, which looks fairly believable and shows us a bit of gameplay.

The reason we are covering the news for two videos whose authenticity isn't fully confirmed is because immediately after appearing online, they quickly started being taken down. On top of that, everything shown in the first video matches what we've seen in the trailers so far, down to the smallest detail. Also, the whole thing doesn't look like AI work, judging by the model clipping that can be observed.

Don't let this disappoint you, as these are not current gameplay videos; judging by the metadata, these are videos from 2023, so this is an older build of the game, but it certainly gives us an insight into some of the systems.

Things confirmed by the videos:

  • You will be able to store loadouts in your car's trunk

  • Your car will require maintenance to keep running

  • Your car needs to be refueled

  • There's a six-star wanted system now

  • The GPS only works when you're on a vehicle

If you want to watch the videos yourself and judge for yourself, you can do so here:

Full map leak

THEY REMOVED ALL VIDEOS RELATED TO GAMEPLAY!!!

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A hyper-critical columnist with a deep-seated love for philosophy and obscure games, perpetually seeking meaning in both narrative and mechanics. He values experiences that pose more questions than they provide answers—especially when delivered through sharp dialogue and innovative design.

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