New GTA 6 Footage Leaked by Infamous Source ‘CyberLeek’
- ‘CyberLeek’ releases a 25-minute video featuring nude scenes from GTA 6.
- The footage includes gameplay at the Thrillbilly Mud Club with the protagonists, Jason and Lucia.
- Rockstar has expressed disappointment over the leaks, stating they intended for fans to experience the game differently.
In a surprise return, the leaker known as ‘CyberLeek’ has shared a 25-minute video showcasing footage from Rockstar’s highly anticipated game, Grand Theft Auto 6. This latest leak includes scenes featuring nudity, specifically a fully naked character named Jason, and a topless character named Lucia. The video has been deemed legitimate by Eurogamer, with ‘CyberLeek’s’ emblem prominently overlaid on the footage.
Viewer Warning: The following includes mild spoilers concerning gameplay elements in GTA 6.
The majority of the video is set at the Thrillbilly Mud Club, detailing Jason and Lucia’s preparation for a dirt-biking event, during which they purchase clothing and participate in an off-road tournament. Jason is shown browsing a garage to select a bike for the event.
Notably, for over ten minutes, Jason appears completely nude while riding a dirtbike, with realistic physics applied to the character’s depiction. It appears that the player has access to a developer menu, as they are seen spawning a tank effortlessly, suggesting that such explicit content may not be available in the final game version. However, given the game’s 18+ rating and the series’ history with adult themes, it is plausible that nudity will be featured in the final product, as a ratings board has indicated the inclusion of “full on sex scenes.”
As the video progresses, Lucia is shown wearing a thong and is topless while preparing for a base dive during the night. This sequence is reminiscent of scenes previously teased during a Netflix reveal.
The video concludes with ‘CyberLeek’ requesting financial support from viewers, hinting at an ‘expensive project’ requiring significant hardware, while reiterating their lack of affiliation with Rockstar. Unlike prior videos, this one does not involve cryptocurrency solicitation. Rockstar has publicly addressed the leaks, characterizing them as “heartbreaking” and expressing that they did not intend for the game to be unveiled in this manner. Take-Two, Rockstar’s parent company, has actively sought information on the leaker’s identity and has attempted to subpoena Discord for assistance.
Following the initial Netflix reveal, ‘CyberLeek’ had a period of inactivity, making today’s release unexpected for many. Whether further leaks will emerge in the near future remains uncertain.
News Courtesy of Eurogamer
