A massive 190 GB leak of Grand Theft Auto files from 2022 has resurfaced online, revealing canceled expansions for GTA 5 including a planned Liberty City DLC, an Agent Trevor single-player expansion, and Michael's zombie-themed expansion. The leak also contains a 2015 build of GTA 6's map that appears largely consistent with recent promotional footage, offering insight into Rockstar's early development process.
A new leak of GTA 5 source code reveals Rockstar Games had scrapped ambitious single-player DLC plans, including a Liberty City expansion and an Agent Trevor storyline featuring the character as an undercover FBI agent. The developer abandoned story content to focus on the more profitable GTA Online multiplayer updates.
A 192 GB cache of Grand Theft Auto 5 and GTA 6 data from a 2022 Rockstar Games breach has resurfaced online, containing early GTA 6 map assets, details of canceled GTA 5 expansions including a Liberty City DLC and Agent Trevor single-player content with unreleased missions and alternate endings. The files have circulated privately for years but recently spread to a broader audience.
Twitch CEO Dan Clancy revealed that GTA Online won't launch until 2027, after discussions with Rockstar. While Rockstar's Take-Two CEO confirmed GTA VI is a single-player title releasing in November with continued support for the current GTA Online, an official multiplayer component for GTA VI has not yet been announced.
Take-Two confirmed GTA Online will continue to receive support beyond GTA 6's November launch, though the single-player game will launch without multiplayer. Twitch boss Dan Clancy believes GTA Online multiplayer will release in 2027, while Take-Two emphasized that PC is becoming increasingly important to the company's platform strategy.
Build A Rocket Boy's MindsEye, a story-driven action game that launched in June 2025, flopped critically and commercially with players calling it buggy and broken. Following the disastrous release, multiple developers have been laid off as the Scottish studio faces questions about its viability, with the game achieving only 16 concurrent players on Steam despite relaunch attempts and a 50% discount.
Actor Stephen Root has confirmed his involvement in GTA 6, voicing character Brian Heder, a drug runner. Root's distinctive voice from King of the Hill made his casting an open secret among fans since the game's initial promotional materials.
Stephen Root, voice actor from King of the Hill, confirmed his role in Grand Theft Auto 6 as drug trafficker Brian Heder, becoming the first major cast member to publicly acknowledge involvement in the game ahead of its November 19 release. Root's character was partially revealed in earlier trailers, and Rockstar has yet to officially confirm any cast members.