The latest from Leonida and GTA VI.
A roughly 192 GB archive linked to Rockstar's 2022 hack is circulating online. Reports tie it mainly to Grand Theft Auto V, not to a new breach or a current GTA VI build.
Rockstar confirmed The Album: 34 original tracks, out November 19, and six singles streaming today.
On September 10, Miami Beach approved negotiating up to $4 million in GTA VI advertising, while the City of Miami keeps moving its own downtown banner ordinance. Meanwhile, leaked photos show a giant sign going up on top of the Kaseya Center.
Filings Rockstar submitted in the Glasgow tribunal describe a "32-player online format" for GTA VI as one of the company's most closely guarded secrets. It is not an official launch number.
Glasgow's Employment Tribunal opened its final hearing on September 10 in the case between Rockstar and employees dismissed in 2025. The hearing runs until October 16, a month before GTA VI's release.
If you've played any game in the series before, you might think that just by going to the garage or Pay ‘n’ Spray, you can shake off the police—but it seems Rockstar wants to test players and see if they can be more resourceful.
On September 15 several musicians posted unseen GTA VI art. On the 17th Rockstar named them on The Album. The September 16 Spotify billboards still do not explain the deal.
Official trailers and An Extended Look already used a long list of tracks. On September 15 another group of musicians posted GTA VI art. The 2022 leak list is a third pile. Those three things are not the same confirmation.
Ampere Analysis estimates Rockstar's Extended Look on Netflix generated over 100,000 new US subscriptions in a six-hour exclusive window, the platform's third-biggest sign-up spike of 2026.
PlayStation Store listings show 15 unlock windows. New Zealand opens at 11:00 UTC on November 18; Mexico follows 19 hours later. Rockstar has not posted that timetable.
A proposal due before the City of Miami Commission on September 10 would create a temporary route for GTA VI advertising in downtown. The vote is still pending, and Rockstar has not confirmed a deal.
In an interview with the Associated Press, the King of the Hill actor confirmed he is in GTA VI without naming the character fans have suspected him of playing for months.