The ongoing series of leaks concerning Grand Theft Auto VI has escalated with the release of new gameplay footage that prominently features extensive nudity. The leaker, identified as "CyberLeek," has also indicated a potential release of story spoilers and has urged fans to participate in protests outside Rockstar Games and Take-Two Interactive offices.
The latest footage shared by the leaker depicts the game's main character, Jason, in an area described as a "nudist town" populated by numerous naked non-player characters. The gameplay includes explicit dialogue and visual content, with the player character observed using binoculars to zoom in on the characters, which eventually leads to a combat scenario. The leaker claims that footage of a "Lucia-led prologue" might be released next, with a system in place for users to vote on future content releases via cryptocurrency donations, a practice widely suspected to be a cryptocurrency scheme.
This marks the first instance of the leaker calling for real-world actions, specifically requesting "gamers" dressed as leeks to protest at Rockstar's offices while holding game discs. Previously released gameplay has consisted of minor cutscenes and open-world exploration, primarily focusing on Jason's character.
The leaker's actions appear to be tied to their stated protest against the decision not to offer GTA 6 via a physical disc, a point raised shortly before PlayStation announced the discontinuation of PS5 game discs starting in January 2028.
This development precedes Netflix's exclusive "reveal" of GTA 6 gameplay, scheduled for Thursday, August 27. The content will be available on Netflix for six hours before being distributed to other platforms.
Rockstar Games reportedly remains unaware of the leak's origin and perpetrators. While the upcoming Netflix presentation is proceeding as planned, internal communications at Rockstar express frustration and anger over the leaks. However, former Rockstar Games technical director Obbe Vermeij has suggested that the impact of the leaks may be minimal.
Grand Theft Auto VI is slated for release on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and Xbox Series S on November 19, 2026. Take-Two Interactive has initiated legal action, issuing subpoenas to entities including Microsoft, Discord, and X (formerly Twitter), though the leaker appears undeterred.