Rockstar Games confirmed the leak allegations
Rockstar Games confirmed that the GTA 6 gameplay footage circulating on social media for a week is real. The company said it was saddened by the leak, while announcing that the game is planned to launch on November 19.
Rockstar Games officially confirmed that the gameplay footage circulating for the highly anticipated Grand Theft Auto 6 (GTA 6) belongs to the game.
Since August 19, a hacker group called “Cyberleek” had shared various videos, claiming the footage was taken from a playable version of the game. Rockstar sent copyright notices for the shared content after the leaks but had not issued a statement on the matter.
Statement from Rockstar on GTA 6
In its statement, the company said the leaks were a huge disappointment for the team and announced that the game's development process was almost complete.
Rockstar also announced that an extended new look video for GTA 6 would be released on August 27.
The company said it was sorry that the leaks had revealed some spoilers and urged players to wait until November 19 to experience the game themselves.
Rockstar Games' GTA 6, which has been in development for over ten years, is expected to launch on November 19.
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