The individual or group responsible for the significant Grand Theft Auto VI leak that prompted legal action from Rockstar Games and Take-Two has seemingly resurfaced. A new 25-minute video clip has emerged, reportedly featuring protagonist Jason engaged in gameplay with his character model appearing nude for a considerable portion of the footage. This new leak adds to the controversy surrounding the early reveal of game content.
The leaked video allegedly depicts Jason in the buff, with his character's anatomy visible. The source notes suggest this might be facilitated by a developer menu or modifications, as a tank reportedly spawns out of thin air elsewhere in the clip, indicating it may not represent standard gameplay. This marks a departure from Grand Theft Auto V, where protagonists were always clothed.
Previous age rating descriptions for GTA 6 have hinted at more explicit content due to its focus on a central couple, making the potential for such character customization not entirely unexpected. The footage also reportedly shows off dirt racing at the Thrillbilly Mud Club, an event previously featured in official trailers. A brief glimpse of protagonist Lucia's upper body nudity is also mentioned, though she is depicted wearing a thong.
The leaker, identified as 'Cyberleek', continues to solicit money, making cryptic statements about needing "expensive hardware" for a "project." Rockstar Games previously described the initial leaks as "heartbreaking" for the development team, stating that the intended experience might be impacted by spoilers. The company urged players to wait for the game's official release on November 19th. There remains no official confirmation of a PC port for Grand Theft Auto VI.