Evidence of canceled Grand Theft Auto 5 Liberty City and ‘Agent Trevor’ DLC, plus early version of GTA6’s map surface online
A substantial trove of data from Rockstar Games has surfaced online, believed to originate from the 2022 Lapsus breach that initially exposed Grand Theft Auto 6 to the world. The leaked materials include the source code for Grand Theft Auto 5, documentation and assets from canceled single-player DLC expansions, and an early map build for GTA6 that can reportedly be loaded into GTA5.
Among the notable discoveries are remnants of long-rumored projects including a Liberty City expansion and downloadable content codenamed “Agent Trevor.” While the exact timeline and mechanisms behind the current circulation of this data remain unclear, community analysis suggests it was extracted during the original 2022 hack and has only recently made its way to public forums.
GTA content creators, including YouTuber TJGM, have begun documenting and analyzing the leaked materials. The incident represents a significant breach of Rockstar’s intellectual property and development assets, highlighting both the durability of data from the 2022 breach and the ongoing challenges related to historically sensitive leaks resurfacing in gaming communities.