Leaked 192GB GTA V data reveals early GTA VI map and unreleased DLC content

Massive Data Leak Uncovers Early Development Details

A 192 GB trove of GTA V development data has been released online, containing information related to the early stages of GTA VI and unreleased content for GTA V. This data, initially leaked in 2022, predates Rockstar's official confirmation of GTA VI and offers a glimpse into the game's conceptualization.

Early GTA VI Map Revealed

Among the leaked files is an early build of the GTA VI map, which is reportedly playable within GTA V. Screenshots shared by X user TJGM show rough drafts of areas like Leonidas, suggesting that Rockstar began working on the sequel as early as 2014-2015, before GTA V was released on PC.

Unreleased GTA V DLCs Detailed

The leak also exposed details of several unreleased single-player expansions for GTA V. This includes a map outline for a Liberty City DLC, accessible via the CodeWalker map editor, which appears larger than the original GTA IV map. Additionally, information about an expansion titled "Agent Trevor" was found, featuring new locations like a bunker, a spaceship, and an Arab mansion, some of which are three times larger than existing in-game assets.

Scrapped Voice-Overs and Alternate Endings

The data includes voice-overs for cutscenes that were not incorporated into the final game. One clip features GTA IV's Brucie Kibbutz interacting with GTA V's Franklin. Another reveals an alternate ending for Trevor in GTA V's finale, where he crashes into a liquid nitrogen tank, freezes, and shatters, a different outcome from the game's released version.