The ongoing series of Grand Theft Auto 6 leaks has taken a new turn, with the individual known as 'Cyberleek' allegedly sharing a video that depicts them piloting a biplane over Vice City. This latest leak, originally noted by Insider Gaming, suggests that the leaker possesses access to a playable build of the game, rather than merely circulating pre-recorded gameplay footage.
The video, which has since been removed from most platforms, reportedly shows the leaker, "Cyberleek," using gunfire to spell out their alias in a wall, a detail that has fueled speculation about their possession of the game itself. This action has been interpreted as a deliberate nod to their leaker identity.
According to Insider Gaming's description of the now-deleted footage, the leaker, identified as Jason in the game, navigates a biplane over Vice City during daytime. The video offered panoramic views of Leonida, the game's full map, and included segments from a cinematic camera perspective. The clip of the biplane journey lasted approximately two minutes before transitioning to the scene where text is written on a wall with bullets.
This incident marks the fifth GTA 6 leak reported this week. Previous leaks included a screenshot of the game's complete in-game map and three other video clips. These earlier videos featured Jason playing basketball, driving a car at night followed by a fistfight, and using a taser on civilians.
Cyberleek has stated, via text overlays on their leaked content, that their actions are intended to pressure Rockstar to announce physical disc-based versions of Grand Theft Auto 6. The initial announcement that GTA 6 would be digital-only sparked considerable backlash. Earlier this month, Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick reiterated the company's commitment to this digital-only release strategy.