Arcade Games

Arcade cabinets stopped being set dressing in clip fourteen of the August 2026 leak. The two-minute tour of Game Hoorde, the game and electronics store in Port Gellhorn’s Crossroad Park Mini Mall, shows three machines standing inside, and at least one displays an interaction prompt, confirming arcade games are playable in single player rather than an online-only feature. The footage reportedly comes from an old internal build, so details may change before launch.

Three named machines appear in the clip: Bang for Your Buck, a shooting game with old retro light guns holstered on the cabinet, Street Trash 3, and Defender of Faith, a name fans recognise from the arcade lineup GTA Online introduced with its casino-era arcades. None of the games is shown being played, so mechanics, scoring and any stat rewards remain unknown.

Playable arcade machines have series form: GTA San Andreas hid cabinets like Duality and They Crawled from Uranus in bars and shops, and GTA Online built a whole property type around them in 2019. Bringing them back inside ordinary stores suggests Leonida’s interiors double as activity venues, and fans expect more cabinets to turn up in bars and boardwalk spots such as the sports-heavy hangouts already seen around Vice City. Nothing beyond the Game Hoorde trio is confirmed.