GTA 6 Gameplay Leak
A massive Grand Theft Auto VI leak has surfaced online, providing what could be the most detailed look yet at Rockstar’s upcoming blockbuster. Although the original social media post has been deleted, the information shared by GameRoll and preserved by gaming communities paints a picture of an incredibly ambitious game that could redefine open-world standards.
According to the leak, GTA VI will introduce a relationship system similar to Red Dead Redemption 2’s Honor System, but focused on the dynamic between protagonists Jason and Lucia. This “relationship bar” would be affected by player choices, potentially creating tension in their established partnership—especially with the reported inclusion of both male and female strippers that could test their bond.
The game’s map appears to be revolutionary in scope. The leak claims players will be able to explore underwater zones, expanding the playable area beyond what any previous GTA title has offered. Even more impressively, over 700 shops are reportedly scattered throughout the world, with many being fully enterable—a significant increase from previous games that would dramatically enhance the world’s immersion.
Driving mechanics are described as “the best it’s ever been,” which would be crucial for navigating what sounds like the largest GTA map to date. The wanted system will allegedly see the return of 6-star wanted levels, maintaining the series’ challenging police encounters.
Structurally, the game may follow Red Dead Redemption 2’s chapter-based format, with five chapters in total. Interestingly, the leak claims that all footage from the second official trailer came from chapters 1-3, suggesting significant content remains unseen.
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While these details should be treated as unverified rumors, they align with Rockstar’s pattern of pushing technological boundaries with each new release. With seven months remaining until GTA VI’s scheduled May 2026 launch, this leak has only intensified the already massive anticipation for what could be Rockstar’s most immersive world yet.