GTA 6 file size leak: Cyberleek reveals eye-watering storage requirements
One of Cyberleek's latest 'Grand Theft Auto VI' drops suggested the game will have a very large install size.
The leaker of GTA 6 gameplay videos may have revealed the file size of the game in a recent update on the Cyberleek website. The update threatened to release a full build of the game if the crypto memecoin supporting the leaker reached a $30 million market cap, though the coin has since dropped in value. However, the update did provide a significant file size for the playable build Cyberleek has been using to create clips: 200GB.
This is a large size, occupying more than 20 percent of a base PS5 or Xbox Series X console's usable storage space. While this is not the largest file size for a single-player game, it is still notable and indicative of GTA 6's scale and scope. The leaker's source remains unclear, so the true file size could potentially be smaller once the actual game launches on Nov. 19. Players are advised to start clearing up space on their consoles.
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