Zero leaks. On purpose.
You can read every page on this site and still walk into November 19 unspoiled. That's a promise, not a vibe - and it's the one rule we'd shut the site down before breaking.
What we will never publish
- Leaked or datamined footage, images, audio, script text or map captures - we don't host it, describe it, or link to it.
- "Insider" or "trusted source" claims that no one can check.
- Anything sourced from a build nobody was meant to see, no matter how widely it has already spread.
What we publish instead
Facts, each tagged so you know how solid it is: Official means Rockstar, Take-Two or a platform holder said it on the record, Reported means reputable outlets carry it but nobody official has, TBA means nobody knows yet - and we say so rather than filling the gap. Every page links its sources so you can check us.
Why it matters right now
Through August 2026, unauthorised GTA VI material circulated widely online. On August 26, Rockstar addressed it publicly, calling the leaks heartbreaking for the team, apologising that official information had taken so long, and asking players to wait and experience the game for themselves on November 19. The next day the studio premiered An Extended Look - 26 minutes of gameplay, on its own terms.
That gap is the whole argument. The official showcase gave us plenty to catalogue, and a fan site never needed the leaks to be useful. Waiting cost us nothing and cost the people who made the game a great deal less.
Found something that breaks the rule?
Tell us and we'll pull it: hello@leonidalab.com. Same address for rights holders - see the full disclaimer for the trademark and content position.
Source: Kotaku - Rockstar releases a statement on the GTA 6 leaks ()