GTA 5 leak of 192 GB includes Liberty City DLC and early GTA 6 files
In brief
- Eurogamer reports a new GTA 5 leak of around 192 GB to nearly 200 GB, with references to a scrapped Liberty City DLC and early GTA 6 files.
- The leaked files reportedly include references to a Liberty City DLC for GTA 5 and very early GTA 6 files.
- TJGM shared a video and post on YouTube and X about the same leak, but the contents have not been independently confirmed.
What happened
Eurogamer published an article on September 18, 2026, about a new GTA 5 leak that the site says amounts to roughly 192 GB to nearly 200 GB of files. The reporting mentions source code and material that fans have been combing through for cut dialogue, scrapped missions, and unused assets. So the leak is described not just as a huge data dump, but also as content that the community believes may come from earlier development stages of GTA 5.
According to Eurogamer, the material also contains references to a Liberty City DLC for GTA 5. The site is careful in how it frames this: it is an interpretation of leaked data, not confirmed Rockstar Games development history. In the available reporting, Liberty City is therefore presented mainly as part of the leak discussion, not as an officially confirmed project. Eurogamer also says it found no evidence for online speculation that a Liberty City DLC may have been held back for future use in GTA 6.
Eurogamer also writes that the leak includes very early GTA 6 files. In the online discussion around the leak, TJGM shared a video titled "GTA V's Cut Liberty City DLC Leaked" and a post claiming the latest Rockstar leak appears to consist of an almost 200 GB version of GTA 5 source code, along with very early GTA 6 files. The post and video provide context for how the leak is being framed online, but they do not independently verify its contents.
The fact-checkable core of the story remains that multiple parties are linking the same leak to GTA 5, Liberty City, and GTA 6, while the exact origin, completeness, and authenticity of the files have not been established in the available sources. The reported items such as cut dialogue, scrapped missions, unused assets, and a rough GTA 6 map are also presented in the coverage as fan discoveries rather than as Rockstar-confirmed material.
Timeline
2026-09-18T10:15:33.410713 — GAME-scanner publishes an earlier article about a 192 GB GTA 5 leak with Liberty City expansion and Agent Trevor material, bringing the same leak into the news feed earlier.
2026-09-18T18:19:10 — Eurogamer publishes new reporting on a GTA 5 leak of around 192 GB to nearly 200 GB, with references to Liberty City and early GTA 6 files.
2026-09-18 — TJGM shares a video and post about the alleged Liberty City DLC leak and also mentions very early GTA 6 files; the post describes the leak as an almost 200 GB version of GTA 5 source code.
2026-09-18 — Eurogamer's reporting also says fans believe they found cut dialogue, scrapped missions, unused assets, and a rough GTA 6 map in the data.
Background
The reporting places the leak within the broader Grand Theft Auto franchise, linking GTA 5 and GTA 6 through the files mentioned. That makes the leak relevant to two different timelines at once: the older GTA 5 development period and the much more recent expectations around GTA 6. The available sources do not mention any official Rockstar confirmation that the Liberty City content was ever released as a full DLC or publicly announced.
The Liberty City claim is kept deliberately cautious in the source text. Eurogamer describes it as a possible interpretation of leaked data, not as proven development history. That distinction matters, because the current information mainly shows that references pointing to Liberty City were found in the files, while it remains unclear how far any DLC plan may actually have progressed. The open question is whether Rockstar ever formally worked on a Liberty City DLC for GTA 5, and if so, how far that project got.
The GTA 6 references should be read in the same way. The source mentions very early files, but provides no evidence that they are complete or final development assets. In the factual summary of the leak, the material is therefore described as early or rough GTA 6 content, not finished content. That matches the uncertainty in the available sources about authenticity, completeness, and possible tampering with the leaked data.
TJGM's video and post are mainly relevant as signs that the leak is being widely discussed within the GTA community. The post text, as provided in the source data, describes the leak as an almost 200 GB version of GTA 5 source code with very early GTA 6 files. The video carries the same theme through its title, "GTA V's Cut Liberty City DLC Leaked." Both references support the context of the discussion, but they do not provide independent verification of the leak's contents.
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