A roughly 192 GB archive of Rockstar Games data has surfaced online, originating from the 2022 hack that previously leaked around 90 unreleased GTA 6 clips. Insider Gaming reports the files remained with a small group until recently spreading more widely. The community is still analyzing the massive archive, but early findings focus heavily on cut Grand Theft Auto 5 content.

On X, GTA modder TJGM shared zone data for a canceled Liberty City expansion, which appears larger than the Liberty City from GTA 4 when loaded into the CodeWalker map editor. Separately, user @affmalyt discovered assets from the canceled Agent Trevor single-player DLC, including a spaceship location and mission names. Cut dialogue has also emerged, such as an alternate Trevor ending and lines between Brucie and Franklin.

GTA 6 files are present but reportedly consist of very low-quality map renders. Rockstar Games has not commented on the resurfaced data, which is largely old material. While the leak offers little insight into GTA 6's final state, it reveals extensive scrapped plans for GTA 5.