GTA 6 leaks have been unheard of, except a few that happened quite some time ago. But GTA 6 is facing a different 2026 reality, as the launch day nears. Barely a day after two GTA 6 clips and a full map image made their way online, the internet has got a fresh one to chew on. A brand new GTA 6 gameplay leak, in the form of a video clip, has surfaced, and this one blows the earlier leaks out of the water in terms of length, clocking in past 2 minutes. And this has happened just ahead of the upcoming GTA 6 Extended Play on Netflix. In this GTA 6 gameplay leak fresh driving mechanics, a solid chunk of combat, a nighttime run through Leonida, and a closing cutscene seems to poke fun at the idea of Jason and Lucia ever getting caught. Importantly, is this GTA 6 gameplay leak fact or fiction? Well, it seems Rockstar is working to get the GTA 6 leaked video clip removed from the Internet. So, go figure.
This latest GTA 6 leak in 2026 looks newer than what has leaked so far. The giveaway? The leaked GTA 6 video clip shows Jason is cruising around in a sports car with the radio blasting away a track that only dropped in 2025! The GTA 6 video clip song that is featured is Sports Car by Tate McRae. So, whoever recorded this clearly was not playing an old GTA 6 build. Jason rolls into a restricted zone, and the second he parks, security is on him, warning him this is not public land.
From there, Jason attempts to steal a car, and the game throws up two choices- smash the window or clone the key. What follows is a scrap with security guards that leans hard into Red Dead Redemption 2 territory. Jason drops three of them, snags a taser off one, and even steals a guard's cap to wear - a small touch that RDR2 fans will recognize instantly. He goes on to zap a few more people with the stolen taser, closer to how tasers played out back in GTA 5.
RockstarIntel, which first flagged this footage, shows Jason jacking an MTL Packer truck under fire, and just like the GTA 6 leak suggested yesterday, the HUD displays fuel level and engine condition.
The GTA 6 gameplay leak video clip ending cutscene reveals Jason slouching back on a boat beside Cal Hampton, beer in hand. Jason raises the beer to Cal: "Good living, here's to you, buddy," before adding a jab about enjoying it "till the men in suits decide to finally shut you the f%*# up." Cal shrugs it off: "They don't know nothing about me man, I use a VPN."
Feels like a wink from whoever is leaking the GTA 6 gameplay, basically daring the lawyers to try and catch them.