Rockstar is disappointed by GTA 6 leaks, but development continues

Inside Rockstar Games, tension has tightened after another leak of GTA 6 assets. Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier says staff are operating under what they call "disappointment and exhaustion" as an internal probe continues. A studio head sent a letter condemning the leaker and trying to steady the team, though the reassurance hasn't erased the unease.

Take-Two began a hunt for the GTA 6 gameplay leaker and demands data from Microsoft and Discord

It’s operating like full combat readiness — mgmt. has dumped resources into finding out how the leak happened, yet no culprit or clear exfiltration method has been nailed down. Work hasn’t stopped: teams are still polishing the title with Nov. 19 approaching. Separately, Rockstar confirmed an Xbox Graphics Capture file was taken from a devkit box, likely after a phishing hit on an employee. That file isn’t a game build; it contains a sizeable set of GTA 6 materials — e.g., 3D assets and textures plus map-related info — enough to expose portions of the project.

Gamers believe that Rockstar itself is to blame for the effectiveness of GTA 6 leaks because it waited too long to show gameplay

The file hasn’t been released in full; still, fragments already pulled from it are revealing new hints about the structure of the GTA 6 game world — and that’s making a lot of folks jittery.