Another GTA 6 Leak Reveals Game’s Technical Data Based on Xbox Series X’s Version

It's not just five separate GTA 6 gameplay clips from hacker Cyberleek that have surfaced this week. A new leak has also revealed some technical details pulled from Xbox Series X development tools, offering an interesting glimpse into the game's current state.

According to well-known insider eXtas1s, who shared the news on X, unknown hackers targeted Rockstar's India division and uncovered several notable details. Alongside a brief glimpse of a GTA 6 screenshot, the leak reportedly includes various development processes, lighting caching, shader structures, water rendering, and more, with over 6.2 billion bytes of uncompressed data found in total, another sign of just how massive the game's scope is. The leak also reportedly included some unrelated internal data, as you can check out more details below:

NEW ATTACK ON ROCKSTAR GAMES

A second group of hackers claims to have breached Rockstar India's systems and, to prove the attack is real, has shown two surreal pieces of "proof."

GTA VI Screenshot: An unreleased image of the game from an internal build from April of this year.

Private Histories: They have publicly exposed the adult film viewing history of the employees themselves.

The level of leaks, harassment, and surrealism surrounding the development of GTA VI is reaching unprecedented levels.

This isn't the first Rockstar India-related incident recently, either. Some rumors suggest Cyberleek's access to leaked GTA 6 material may trace back to a separate breach involving employee data at the company, though that hasn't been confirmed. As for the gameplay leaks, a new clip surfaced today showing a daytime flight over Vice City, the fifth such leak from the game so far.

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Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Look, the new official look at GTA 6, premieres on Netflix August 27 at 3 p.m. ET. You can also check out how and when to watch this major event. The game releases November 19 on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S.