GTA 6 leaks won't delay Extended Look gameplay reveal on Netflix

GTA 6 leaks will not postpone the Extended Look gameplay reveal on Netflix, which is scheduled to premiere on August 27, 2026, Jason Schreier reported.

Bloomberg reported that Rockstar Games senior management is working to identify the person responsible for the recent disclosures and that developers are feeling "frustrated and exhausted." The account described the latest incident as a second major set of GTA 6 leaks in recent years and said the company is treating the matter with utmost importance while continuing development on the title, which is due to launch on November 19, 2026.

According to the reporting, Rockstar previously asked staff to return to the office five days a week in an effort to reduce the risk of future leaks, but another breach occurred despite those measures and left employees downhearted. An internal e-mail from a senior Rockstar executive denounced the leaker, thanked developers for their work and said the incident was unlikely to have a negative impact on any of their efforts, Jason Schreier wrote.

The individual known as Cyberleek has been identified in coverage as the source of the latest material, with reports saying the disclosures have made life difficult for Take-Two and Rockstar Games. Bloomberg and Schreier's reporting suggested the leaker may have had access to an early working build rather than only pre-recorded footage, a detail that heightened internal concern.

Despite the fresh leaks, Schreier reported that Rockstar and Netflix do not plan to delay the Extended Look. The feature is scheduled to debut on Netflix on August 27, 2026 and, according to the same reporting, will be released on YouTube afterward.

The confirmed next steps are the Extended Look premiere on Netflix on August 27, 2026 with a subsequent YouTube release, and Rockstar’s continued preparation for the planned November 19, 2026 launch of GTA 6.