The individual or group behind recent Grand Theft Auto 6 gameplay leaks, operating under the name Cyberleek, has reportedly encouraged fans to protest Rockstar Games' offices in real life. One person has apparently acted on this request, visiting Rockstar North's studio in Edinburgh, Scotland, to harass staff.
On August 24, Cyberleek released another video showcasing what is claimed to be leaked gameplay from a future build of GTA 6. The footage reportedly depicts the character Jason exploring a nudist colony. Accompanying this leak was a text message watermark that diverged from previous leaks by issuing a direct call to action. Cyberleek allegedly demanded that at least 10 gamers, dressed as leeks and holding physical game discs, show up at Take-Two and Rockstar offices during working hours.
Shortly after this message was posted, a video surfaced on Twitter showing a young man outside Rockstar North's offices. The individual, carrying leeks, recorded himself stating, "Enough is enough, drop the beach leaks for all the incels!" before taking a bite out of a leek. Reports suggest this person was seen approaching the studio's entrance and filming the subsequent message.
Rockstar Games has not issued any public statements regarding the ongoing leaks or this specific incident. Kotaku has reached out to Rockstar for comment. This event marks the latest peculiar development in the saga surrounding the GTA 6 leaks, which has also seen other groups claiming to possess leaks, some sharing fabricated content, and others spreading misinformation about legal actions against individuals.
Meanwhile, legal proceedings are underway, with Take-Two and Rockstar lawyers reportedly attempting to identify the source of the leaks through subpoenas and other legal channels, as indicated by court documents previously reported by Kotaku.