The individual known as 'CyberLeek', who previously leaked significant amounts of Grand Theft Auto 6 footage, has resurfaced with a new 25-minute video showcasing more gameplay. Eurogamer has reviewed the footage and suggests it appears legitimate, featuring the leaker's watermark.
The video predominantly focuses on the Thrillbilly Mud Club, depicting protagonists Jason and Lucia preparing for and participating in a dirt-biking event. Jason is shown in a state of full nudity for over ten minutes of the footage, riding a dirtbike with his exposed anatomy appearing to react to the game world. The presence of a developer menu, suggested by the ability to spawn in a tank, raises questions about whether this level of nudity will be present in the final release. However, given the game's confirmed 18+ rating and the series' history, along with official confirmation of "full on sex scenes," in-game nudity is plausible.
Later in the video, Lucia is seen in a topless state, wearing a thong, as she prepares for a base dive, seemingly during nighttime conditions. This sequence appears similar to footage previously revealed during a Netflix presentation.
The leaker concludes the video by soliciting donations for a new project requiring significant hardware. This is not the first instance of the leaker requesting financial support, though previous leaks have included cryptocurrency appeals.
Rockstar Games has previously addressed the leaks, describing them as "heartbreaking" and not reflective of how they intended the game to be revealed. Take-Two Interactive, Rockstar's parent company, has pursued legal avenues to identify the leaker, including attempting to subpoena Discord for user information. 'CyberLeek' had been inactive following the Netflix reveal, making this latest leak unexpected.