A new wave of Grand Theft Auto VI leaks is making the rounds, and according to insider reports, several Rockstar employees have now been fired over the alleged internal breach.
The leaks outline multiple unannounced features and mechanics planned for GTA 6, many of which appear to be finalized or deep in development.
Some of the content lines up with earlier leaks, while others introduce new details not previously seen.
Alleged Leaked Features Include 700+ Interiors, Dynamic AI, and More
The leaks claim GTA 6 will feature over 700 fully explorable interiors, including shops, skyscrapers, and malls.
That alone would mark a massive expansion from previous titles, suggesting a dense, vertical open world.
Here’s a breakdown of the rumored features making the rounds:
- Over 700 enterable interiors including shops, malls, and skyscrapers
- Weight gain/loss system that visibly affects your character
- A returning 6-star wanted level
- A dynamic relationship mechanic between protagonists Jason and Lucia
- Vice City is said to be Rockstar’s largest city to date
- Seamless character switching when Jason and Lucia are near each other
- NPCs react to visible weapons
- Underwater exploration, including hidden areas and secrets
- Revamped driving and handling mechanics
- Limited weapon carrying system, with trunk-based inventory
- Malls and skyscrapers include working elevators
- Advanced police AI that uses squad tactics
- Dynamic weather systems including storms
- NPCs follow realistic daily routines
GTA 6 leaks that reportedly got Rockstar employees fired:
— TheGameVerse (@TheGameVerse) January 9, 2026
▫️ 700+ enterable interiors, including shops, malls, and skyscrapers
▫️ Weight gain/loss system with visible character changes
▫️ 6-star wanted level rumored to return
▫️ Jason & Lucia have a dynamic relationship mechanic… pic.twitter.com/8Gb8K6WYVw
Internal Fallout at Rockstar
The source of the leak reportedly came from internal communications or builds, resulting in Rockstar firing multiple employees linked to the information breach.
The firings come just months after the company was accused of union-busting and firing over 30 staff members involved in organizing efforts.
No official statement has been made by Rockstar regarding the new leaks or the reported dismissals. However, the studio is known for keeping tight control over its IP, and leaks of this size could explain recent internal shakeups.
What This Means for GTA 6
The leaks, while unconfirmed, give a clearer picture of the scale Rockstar is aiming for.
With GTA 6 already delayed to November 2026 and insiders suggesting another delay may be possible, these systems could be part of the reason.
If real, the scope of the game may exceed even the most optimistic expectations, but it could also mean a longer wait.
