GTA 6: Justice Score Album Confirmed, Review Copies Reportedly Shipping, and a Shaky 201-Mission Leak

Rockstar made its most concrete move of the week by confirming on its own site that French electronic duo Justice composed the original score for Grand Theft Auto VI, with a standalone “Grand Theft Auto VI: Original Score by Justice” album set for release on December 11, roughly three weeks after the game’s November 19 launch on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S. This follows Rockstar’s use of Justice’s “Flower in a Hurricane” in the October 15 launch trailer, so pairing the band with a dedicated score release is a logical next step in the marketing rollout rather than a surprise pivot.

On the credibility-of-leaks side, a Russian insider report citing the well known leaker NateTheHate claims Rockstar has begun sending out review codes, with embargoed reviews expected to go live November 18, one day before launch. That timeline would give outlets roughly three weeks with the game, which lines up with a separate insider claim from Wedbush analyst Michael Pachter, who told the BBC he expects a PC version six to seven months after console launch, something Rockstar has not confirmed.

A more questionable leak making the rounds comes from an X account called remus_r, which claims GTA 6 will contain 201 main story missions split across nine chapters, plus two prologues, an epilogue and several flashbacks. The account has posted only a handful of times and offers no sourcing, and the same person previously gave a file-size estimate that had to be walked back after official-looking numbers suggested a smaller figure, so outlets covering it are treating the mission count as unverified and, on its face, implausibly high for a single story campaign.

Separately, a short gameplay clip reportedly from GTA 6 appeared in a recent South Park episode, adding to the steady trickle of pop-culture tie-ins ahead of launch, while the Cyberleek leak saga continues to simmer in the background with Take-Two reportedly pursuing subpoenas, though none of that is new information beyond what has already circulated for weeks.