GTA 5 leak of 192 GB shows cut Liberty City DLC and Agent Trevor content
In brief
- GameSpot reports a resurfaced Rockstar leak of about 192 GB revealing cut GTA 5 content, including a cancelled Liberty City expansion.
Modder TJGM says they examined the files and points to cut dialogue, cancelled missions, development tools, and assets for planned single-player expansions. The analysis also references a cancelled Liberty City expansion.
The report also mentions the long-rumoured Agent Trevor content. GameSpot stresses that the authenticity, completeness, and development stage of the material have not been independently confirmed.
What happened
According to GameSpot, a large set of Rockstar files has resurfaced online, after around 4 GB of GTA 5 source-code material previously surfaced publicly in 2023. The new bundle is described in the report as roughly 192 GB in size.
TJGM, a modder who examined the files, says they contain traces of cut GTA 5 content. That reportedly includes cut dialogue, cancelled missions, development tools, and assets tied to single-player expansions that were never released.
One of the most notable items is a cancelled Liberty City expansion for GTA 5. Based on shoreline data, TJGM reportedly reconstructed that expansion, with the version of Liberty City said to be significantly larger than the city in GTA 4.
The same source also points to areas tied to shoreline audio. GameSpot writes that this could suggest development had progressed further than previously known, but the article does not confirm that as official Rockstar material.
The report also mentions a long-rumoured Agent Trevor DLC as part of the cut content. As with the rest of the material, the files are discussed as leaked and analysed content, not independently verified Rockstar documentation.
Timeline
2023: around 4 GB of GTA 5 source-code material appears publicly.
2026-09-18: GameSpot publishes a report on a resurfaced Rockstar leak of about 192 GB.
2026-09-18: TJGM shares an analysis of the files with references to a Liberty City expansion and Agent Trevor content.
Background
The core of this report is a resurfaced set of leaked Rockstar files being examined by modders and dataminers. The discussion focuses on what those files suggest about earlier cut plans for GTA 5.
GameSpot and TJGM present the Liberty City expansion and Agent Trevor content as part of a leak analysis, not as officially confirmed development work. The status of the files therefore remains uncertain, as does how much of the material was actually developed.
The publication also makes clear that the size of the bundle and its contents have not been independently validated. That leaves open whether all of the named items are complete, authentic, and fully intact.
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Sources
- GameSpot: "New GTA 5 Source Code Leak Is Uncovering A Ton Of Cut Content"
- TJGM on X: recap of the 192 GB Rockstar leak and the mentioned GTA V Liberty City content