That’s especially true of whatever music we’ve heard in the leaked footage. As noted above, very little we’ve seen of GTA 6 so far is anywhere close to final. We also hear a few licensed songs throughout the GTA 6 footage, though this is where I’ve really got to include a few disclaimers.

I also didn’t notice any flying vehicles or motorcycles clearly showcased in any of the leaked footage, but it’d be shocking to learn that both of those vehicle styles won’t be present and functional in the final version of the game. The train doesn’t move in the footage, but it looks like you may eventually be able to ride it. Interestingly, we also see a “Vice City Metro” train stuck at a station. Anyone familiar with RDR 2‘s swamp areas will tell you how creepy those kinds of environments in a Rockstar game can be. While the airboat in the footage appears to be parked on an airport runway for some reason (likely testing purposes), its presence would seemingly indicate that the GTA 6 map includes access to swamp areas. We also see a few boats throughout the footage, though the most fascinating water-based vehicle we clearly see in one of the clips has to be the airboat. That could suggest the game will include more detailed car customization/examination features, though it’s just as likely that those clips are merely aided by developer-specific tools used to get the base car models looking just right. Curiously, the Pegassi footage even shows the player manipulating small parts of the vehicle in incredibly detailed ways (such as positioning the rearview mirror or moving the seats up and down). However, we do see a few glimpses of more elaborate vehicles such as the latest model of Pegassi sports cars (essentially the GTA universe’s equivalent of exotic Italian sports cars). Most of the vehicles there are little more than functional. That makes sense given that some of the footage takes place in what looks to be a slightly poorer part of town. Indeed, a lot of the vehicles featured in the GTA 6 leak pass by without commanding a second glance. The game’s early lineup of vehicles features a similar mix of the mundane and exotic. Given that one of the most significant clips in the GTA 6 leak sees the game’s playable characters participate in a fairly elaborate diner robbery, I do think that the game will eventually emphasize the “theft” part of the GTA name. The presence of those latter items really seems to hint that GTA 6 will feature slightly more involved break-in/robbery mechanics. Those first few weapons seem to suggest that GTA 6‘s arsenal may include a number of creative instruments of destruction. For instance, one sequence includes text/code references to slightly more exotic weapons such as spear guns, golf clubs, and flashbangs, as well as special items like tracking jammers, crowbars, and lockpicks. What’s really interesting, though, are the various references to the game’s other weapons and items that aren’t directly showcased in the leaked media.

Gta 6 leak video footage