Cyberleek Releases More GTA 6 Leaks and Threatens Full Story Reveal

New footage from Grand Theft Auto VI has surfaced online, with anonymous leaker Cyberleek sharing clips featuring female protagonist Lucia in nude scenes and threatening to reveal the game's entire story before its official release. The material, circulated on social media over the weekend and into Monday morning, has raised further questions about how the footage was obtained and whether the scenes reflect the finished game. According to Mashable, Cyberleek returned last week after a period of inactivity following a major Netflix trailer in late August.

The leaker published a 24-minute video containing story cutscenes, car races, and scenes depicting male protagonist Jason nude. The latest clips focus primarily on Lucia, showing her walking around Vice City and parachuting from a tall building while nude. Mashable did not link directly to the videos, which were described as circulating on social media.

Cyberleek also issued a threat on a personal website, saying a cryptocurrency associated with the leaker would trigger a full story playthrough release if its market capitalization reached $30 million. The post additionally demanded an apology from publisher Take-Two over the decision not to release the game on disc and called for the company to address the issue.

According to Mashable, there was no indication that Take-Two planned to negotiate with the leaker. Arranging physical disc production within the available timeframe would also be difficult, even if the publisher considered responding to the demand. The authenticity and context of the nude scenes remain uncertain. Mashable noted that non-player characters in the footage appear not to react to the protagonists' nudity, a detail that raises questions about whether the scenes are accessible through normal gameplay.

The publication suggested the footage may have been produced using developer tools rather than reflecting a standard feature available to players in the final game. Recent Rockstar Games titles have emphasized believable interactions among non-player characters, making the apparent lack of reaction a notable detail in the leaked clips. The latest material adds to a growing series of leaks surrounding Grand Theft Auto VI ahead of its planned release. Cyberleek's threat to publish a complete playthrough remains a claim made by the leaker, and Mashable reported no sign that Take-Two had agreed to the demands.