Cyberleek Releases GTA 6 Gameplay Leak With Spoiler Concerns

Unauthorized footage from Grand Theft Auto 6 resurfaced after Cyberleek released a lengthy gameplay video showing parts of Rockstar Games' upcoming title, including possible story spoilers, playable characters Jason and Lucia, and features that may come from an unfinished build.

According to IGN, Cyberleek uploaded a 24-minute video titled "GTA 6: An Extended Leek" after more than a month without new releases. The footage reportedly included cutscenes, first-person driving and both main characters shown without clothing.

The Verge reported that the latest leak followed earlier Cyberleek videos and showed Jason moving through Vice City in different situations, while Mashable documented more than a dozen previous clips involving locations, vehicles, activities and possible map details.

Take-Two Interactive, Rockstar Games' parent company, previously pursued legal action to identify the source of the leaks. Mashable reported that filings against Microsoft, Discord, Google and X Corp cited "stolen content" while seeking information about the alleged leaker.

Rockstar Games addressed earlier leaks by describing the situation as "heartbreaking" for its development team, according to IGN.

The developer also called the impact on fans "unfortunate" and said the intended player experience "may now be impacted by some spoilers," IGN reported.

Cyberleek's newest footage raised questions because some scenes appeared to show tools unavailable in a normal game session. IGN reported that a developer-style menu appeared to allow a tank to be spawned, suggesting the footage may come from a testing build.

The Verge reported that the video included a scene where Cyberleek "seemingly conjures a tank out of the air." Mashable also noted that one earlier clip ended with bullets spelling "LEEK" on a wall.

Cyberleek has previously claimed the leaks were connected to a separate initiative. The latest video ended with a message describing a planned project and asking viewers to trust the skills behind it.

"Cyberleek has a project. Not Rockstar related. Gaming related.

It needs expensive hardware. Months to set up. Years to run.

Full-time. If you cannot trust the figure, trust the skills. You do not know Cyberleek.

Cyberleek could be anyone. Even a liar. That is fair.

No blame for doubt. Doubt is the correct default for an unknown. What is collected goes to the project.

However much arrives, Cyberleek does the possible with it. That is the only promise." Cyberleek wrote.

Polygon separately questioned whether the reported nudity features represented the final game, noting that leaked footage could come from an incomplete version rather than the launch release. Rockstar Games has previously confirmed a November 19 launch date for GTA 6.