Five new gameplay clips for Grand Theft Auto VI have surfaced online, sparking immediate debate among players about which platform the footage actually represents. The possibility that these videos come from the PC build rather than the console versions changes the timeline for when PC gamers might see the game. This distinction matters because a PC leak could mean the game becomes playable on computers well before Rockstar Games officially launches it.
Five new gameplay clips suggest the PC version may be available before the official console release
The footage appears to originate from the 2025 PC build of the title, according to multiple reports tracking the leak. A specific visual detail supports this claim: a leaker spelled the word 'LEEK' on a virtual wall in one of the videos. This specific marker suggests the person sharing the footage had direct access to the PC version of the software.
Rockstar Games has scheduled the initial release of Grand Theft Auto VI for the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S consoles. The company typically releases the PC version of its major titles after the console launches, often with a delay of up to a year. If the leaked footage is indeed from the PC build, it would bypass this standard release window entirely.
Previous leaks of the game involved source code and early gameplay clips back in September 2022. Previous leaks in September 2022 involved source code and early gameplay clips. Reports indicate the leaked footage originates from the PC version of the game.
We have tracked the history of GTA 6 leaks to understand how these events impact the broader gaming community. The situation highlights the tension between official release schedules and the availability of unauthorized builds online.
