GTA 6 Leak Tracker

Confirmed. Rockstar’s third trailer, billed as "An Extended Look", debuts on Netflix rather than YouTube first — an unusual distribution choice that signals a broader media push. We will live-blog the premiere and update every affected leak the same day.

This is the confirmed launch date, announced directly by Rockstar Games in November 2025 and reiterated in Take-Two investor communications. It is the reference point every other date claim on this tracker is measured against. The date moved twice before landing here — see the timeline for the full delay history.

Confirmed. Pre-load unlocks on 12 November 2026, one week ahead of launch, so pre-order holders can download the game in advance and play at unlock. We will publish a step-by-step preload guide the morning it opens.

Confirmed. The Vintage Vice City Pack is a pre-order bonus for buyers who purchase before 20 November 2026. PlayStation Store pre-orders additionally bundle a free month of GTA+. Physical copies contain a download code rather than a disc.

US pricing is confirmed at $79.99 standard and $99.99 for the Ultimate Edition, live since pre-orders opened on 25 June 2026. Regional prices vary with local taxes and currency; see the price hub for the full breakdown.

Debunked as stated. Every official announcement lists PS5 and Xbox Series X|S only. Rockstar has not announced a PC version at all, let alone a day-one one — and the studio has historically delayed PC ports of GTA titles by many months. A PC release is likely eventually; a same-day PC launch on 19 November 2026 contradicts the confirmed platform list.

A specific 3.5x figure has circulated since June 2026 but traces to a single anonymous account with no documented track record, and Rockstar has published no official map dimensions. The map is widely expected to be the largest in series history, but the exact multiplier is a guess dressed as a measurement. Unverified until an official source or a second credible leaker corroborates.

Confirmed by Rockstar across the official trailers and the game’s website. Lucia Caminos is the first female lead in a mainline GTA. Their Bonnie-and-Clyde dynamic is the spine of the marketing, so treat any "third secret protagonist" claim as unverified until Rockstar says otherwise.

Debunked. Take-Two has framed the launch as a single-player experience, consistent with how Rockstar rolled out GTA Online months after GTA 5’s launch. Expect an online component later, not on 19 November. The "full online at launch" claim contradicts official statements and is rated Debunked.

Confirmed since the first trailer. Vice City returns as a modern reimagining, set inside the wider fictional state of Leonida, a Florida analogue. Claims about specific additional cities inside Leonida remain unverified pending an official map reveal.

Credible. Rockstar’s own materials place Vice City "in the state of Leonida", implying territory beyond the city itself, and two established outlets have reported additional distinct areas. The exact number and names of cities remain unconfirmed, so we rate the broad claim Credible while holding specific city-count claims at Unverified.

Unverified. A single account claims extensive explorable underwater cave networks, citing "internal testing footage" that nobody has produced. GTA 5 already had limited underwater exploration, so the idea is plausible, but plausible is not verified. No corroboration and no official material supports the specific claim. Rated Unverified.