Evidence of canceled Grand Theft Auto 5 Liberty City and 'Agent Trevor' DLC, plus early version of GTA6's map surface online

A trove of Rockstar data, reportedly from the 2022 Lapsus hack, has surfaced online, including *Grand Theft Auto V* source code, traces of canceled singleplayer DLC, and an early version of *GTA VI*'s map that can be loaded into *GTA V*. The leak’s origin and timing remain unclear, but it has reignited discussions about long-speculated projects like a canceled *GTA V* Liberty City expansion. The data’s authenticity has not been independently verified by Rockstar.

GTA YouTuber TJGM demonstrated a canceled *GTA V* mod featuring a larger, differently structured Liberty City, with audio loading zones mapped to coastal areas. The footage, while not part of the leaked data, highlights how the leak’s remnants could inform understanding of Rockstar’s earlier design intentions. Separately, user affmal shared screenshots and findings focused on 'Agent Trevor' files, including a full mission list and explorable map data within *GTA V*.

Affmal also showcased an underwater base map resembling *Deus Ex*, loaded into *GTA V* from the leaked files, alongside other intact assets. The user has been reconstructing and testing these elements, providing glimpses into Rockstar’s development processes. TJGM additionally shared side-by-side comparisons of an unfinished 2015 *GTA VI* map loaded into *GTA V*, featuring labels like 'Alligator Farm,' 'Coast Guard,' and 'Disused Theme Park'.

The leak follows a pattern of major *GTA VI* revelations, with no confirmation from Rockstar regarding its validity or completeness. The game itself is scheduled for release on November 19, though a PC version has not been announced despite Take-Two’s acknowledgment of the platform’s growing importance. Further analysis of the leaked data may continue to surface in the coming weeks.