GTA 6 Mega Leak – Rockstar Statement: GTA 6 Development Is Not In Danger

Rockstar speaks with a statement.

After a hacker flooded the internet with a mega leak for GTA 6 featuring 90 clips for the upcoming open-world game, Rockstar has now made an official statement.

A brief summary of the most important points of the statement:

• Rockstar confirms that “unauthorized third parties” were able to break into the company’s network and download classified information from Rockstar’s systems, including early-stage GTA 6 development footage
• An interruption of live game services (e.g. GTA Online) is not expected
• Rockstar also does not expect the development of new projects (for example also those of GTA 6) to be disturbed by the long-term hack
• Rockstar continues to work on GTA 6 as planned
• The company plans to officially unveil GTA 6 when the game is ready

Here is the full statement from Rockstar:

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Full statement translated:

It’s behind the GTA 6 Mega Leak

What happened before: A GTA Forums user named teapotuberhacker posted 90 gameplay clips of an early build of GTA 6 to “GTA Forums” on Saturday night.

Rockstar has now begun removing the leaked material from YouTube, Twitter and Co.

The leaked clips revealed, among other things, that GTA 6 introduces a female protagonist and takes us to Vice City.

For example, in one video (which has since been blocked on YouTube), the protagonist can be seen pointing a gun at a waitress in a restaurant, stealing cash from the cash register, taking hostages and then engaging in a shootout with the cops outside. In the end, she and her companion steal a police car and flee.