Rockstar Games has not identified the party responsible for the recent GTA 6 gameplay leak, according to a Bloomberg report. A memo sent to Rockstar staff this week denounced the leaker and said the incident would not affect the company's work. Rockstar said it will not alter its marketing plans for GTA 6 because of the leak, and the scheduled reveal on Netflix on August 27 remains unchanged. The first trailer for GTA 6 leaked in December 2023, prompting Rockstar to release the trailer earlier than planned. Take-Two Interactive, which owns Rockstar, has subpoenaed Microsoft and Discord as part of its investigation. The recent leaks have contributed to a decline of more than $2 billion in Take-Two's market value this week, though analysts noted other factors may be involved. GTA 6 is scheduled for release on November 19 for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, and the investigation into the source of the leak remains ongoing.