A whopping 192GB of Grand Theft Auto data has leaked, revealing a first look at a canceled GTA 5 Liberty City expansion, more assets from the long-abandoned Agent Trevor DLC, and more. It even includes a few early GTA 6 models, including data from both titles.
It’s fair to say that Rockstar is having some problems with new GTA leaks at the moment. Last month, the developer suffered some enormous GTA 6 leaks, with one individual seemingly having access to a fairly recent build of the game, posting new gameplay day by day. These gameplay snippets ended around the time GTA 6’s Extended Look was released, and it remains unclear whether Rockstar has found the person responsible.
GTA 5 Leak Reveals Canceled Liberty City and More Agent Trevor Content
After 192GB worth of new GTA leaks surfaced online this morning, details have slowly started to trickle out as new discoveries are made, courtesy of YouTuber TJGM on X. Perhaps the biggest discovery is that of a massively expanded Liberty City for GTA 5. Users haven’t managed to actually access the map as yet, but they have been able to visualize what the outline of the map looks like based on location data that plays shoreline audio. If correct, the planned version of Liberty City would be enormous compared to what was seen in GTA 4. TJGM even speculates that it could have been pushed back to bring Liberty City to GTA 6 further down the line, but there is no indication of this at present.
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Other files discovered so far include assets from GTA 5‘s canceled Agent Trevor DLC, which was scrapped years ago, including a full mansion, underground area, and a spaceship with space suits. There’s also additional audio recorded in full for GTA 5‘s single-player, with GTA 4‘s Brucie Kibbutz having cut dialogue with Franklin, as well as dialogue for a different version of the game’s Ending A. That’s not to mention some early GTA 5 beta vehicles. This new GTA leak isn’t just restricted to Rockstar’s previous game, either – there also appear to be early low-resolution screenshots of GTA 6‘s map, although it doesn’t seem to contain anything the developer hasn’t already shown in official material.
Because there is so much data to sift through, it’s unlikely users have found everything released in this new GTA leak. It’s also worth mentioning that it’s unclear exactly when all of this data is from, so anything that may seem like planned future content in the leak may have seen its plans long since change.
Even with these new leaks, Rockstar is officially full steam ahead with GTA 6‘s marketing campaign, with just over two months until the game’s release. Just recently, the developer officially confirmed a physical version of GTA 6‘s soundtrack, which debuts the same day as the game – November 19, 2026.
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November 19, 2026
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Rating Pending – Likely Mature 17+
