GTA VI gameplay clips leak online ahead of Rockstar's official Netflix premiere

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Several short video clips purportedly showing Grand Theft Auto VI gameplay have surfaced online, potentially spoiling parts of the game before its official reveal. The footage appeared to show protagonist Jason Duval in various scenes, including a casual basketball moment and crime-related gameplay. Rockstar Games has responded by issuing copyright claims, resulting in at least two of the clips being taken down. The leaks come just days before Rockstar is set to debut a deep-dive gameplay showcase on Netflix. GTA VI is currently scheduled for a full launch in November.

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