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CYBERLEEK’s GTA 6 Leaks Claim 5 Counties and New Gameplay Systems

The unverified clips also point to a six-star wanted level, stamina, weapon storage, and vehicle fuel and repair options.

Bojan Kicevski51 seconds ago

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A small seaplane flies above tropical islands and a long bridge in Grand Theft Auto VI.

An alleged map leak splits Grand Theft Auto VI’s Leonida into five counties, while gameplay clips hint at systems that could make police evasion more involved than simply breaking line of sight. The footage is unofficial and believed to come from an older build, so these details do not confirm what will appear in the finished game.

The first clips surfaced before Rockstar’s August 27, 2026, gameplay Extended Look, and more footage appeared afterward. Early material included Jason playing basketball and a roadside fight, while later footage added a strip-club scene and WhatUp! messages, as seen in earlier leaked gameplay clips and a later strip-club sequence. Grand Theft Auto VI remains scheduled to launch on November 19, 2026.

The alleged Leonida map covers five counties

The leaked map names Vice Dale, Mariana, Kelly, Leonard, and Lummox counties. Most of the land appears concentrated on one large mainland, with smaller islands, marshes, and mountains. A small island far to the south reportedly has an airport, and a separate biplane clip offers an aerial view over Vice City.

Take-Two’s reported DMCA takedowns of leaked videos have added weight to claims that some footage is genuine. They do not confirm every clip or establish whether any of its features remain in development.

Crime and combat systems appear more involved

One sequence shows a stamina bar draining as Jason swings a wrench. Another shows an icon beneath his portrait changing after violent actions. A purple frowning face and minus symbol also appear during an attack on a police officer, leading to interpretations of a possible honor or karma system. The footage does not explain what the icon tracks.

A six-star wanted display appears in another clip, along with icons resembling a clothes hanger, a face, and a vehicle. They could relate to how police identify a suspect, but their purpose is unconfirmed. If they do track clothing, appearance, or a getaway car, evading officers could involve more than hiding from view.

Jason also encounters prompts labeled “Loadout” and “Storage” near a car. A weapon wheel appears to offer a limited selection, with separate sections for items and weapons. The scenes suggest gear may be managed through loadouts, though they do not show whether the selection is limited by the system or by the build’s progress.

Other interactions include “Defuse” and “Warn” dialogue options before a fight, plus “Clone Key” and “Smash Window” prompts when taking a car. The clips also appear to show weapon pickups, body looting, and a button prompt to pull someone from a vehicle.

Vehicles and the world show more detail

Vehicle HUD icons appear to track fuel and damage, while a gas-station menu offers options to refuel or repair a car for money. Other brief scenes suggest police search particular areas, stores can be robbed, and Jason can swim and dive.

Smaller glimpses point to playable basketball, character attributes, cash held on hand or in a vault, and an “On Demand” radio option. The footage also appears to show environmental damage, changing puddles, dynamic crashes, a cinematic camera, and some first-person views. All remain clues from unofficial footage, not confirmed features for release.

Which of these apparent systems would you most want to see in the finished game? As the November 19 launch approaches, stay connected for updates on GTA 6’s development through X, Bluesky, YouTube, Instagram, Steam, and Telegram.

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