The clip also included a shot of a highway with a billboard promoting the Grand Theft Auto universe's iconic beer brand Pißwasser - a small detail that does help point toward this being real footage from the upcoming title. Unconfirmed reports have claimed the poster to be Garbut's son or a friend of his son.Īdditionally, some have now compared the visible landmarks displayed in the alleged clip to those featured in the gameplay that leaked last year and was confirmed to be legitimate by Rockstar after it suffered a 'network intrusion.'īy all accounts, the new footage does appear to align with the leaked gameplay several times suggesting its likely legitimacy. The leaker claimed to be affiliated with Rockstar North (the company's Edinburgh location) head of development Aaron Garbut, having shared a blurred photo with the developer before his account was deleted. The 10-second video has since been deleted along with the original posting account azzarossi, but is this footage real? Is GTA 6's New Leaked Map Real? RockstarĪ new video surfaced on TikTok claiming to showcase footage of the Grand Theft Auto 6 map, with the user seemingly in some form of developer mode to show off the Miami skyline and its surroundings. This will also bring the biggest Grand Theft Auto map in the franchise's long history. Several leaked details have surfaced surrounding the game's new map, which has been all but confirmed to return to the Miami-inspired Vice City. On the long road to the GTA 6 reveal trailer’s arrival on Tuesday, December 5, Rockstar has faced many leaks across development, including a massive leak in September 2022 which saw plenty of early gameplay appear online.

Grand Theft Auto 6's Miami map may have been revealed in a leaked video.

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