Rockstar Games faces another security breach as the complete source code for GTA 5 has allegedly surfaced online. This leak, tied to the 2022 version of the game, has prompted early investigations that reveal potential details about GTA 6 and an undisclosed Bully 2 project.

GTA Focal reports that the source code was initially shared through a Discord message, providing a link for downloading the GTA 5 source code. Although the link was swiftly removed, recipients have disseminated it via Tor, The Onion Browser, commonly used for anonymous data transmission over the dark web. The leak’s rapid spread suggests challenges in containing its contents.

UPDATE: The source code is currently circulating in various group chats, despite efforts to privatize it again https://t.co/gmHBd32zxd pic.twitter.com/kyM2kK52mR

— GTA Focal (@GTAFocal) December 25, 2023

So far, the leaked files hint at GTA 6 being codenamed “Project Americas,” a detail previously reported by Bloomberg. Additionally, the source code allegedly contains a file related to Bully 2, offering enthusiasts a glimpse into potential developments for these popular Rockstar titles. However, comprehensive details about both games remain undiscovered within the massive amount of GTA 5 data, which includes early builds, maps, and cut content.

Rockstar Games has yet to officially comment on the leak and its implications. Fans are abuzz with speculation, eager to learn more about the future of these cherished franchises. While the prospect of a Bully 2 release excites many, concerns arise about potential security issues, particularly for GTA Online, if the source code has indeed become public knowledge.