The ongoing series of Grand Theft Auto VI leaks has seen another entry, with the anonymous source known as Cyberleek releasing a new gameplay video. This marks the fourth consecutive day of leaked footage, and Cyberleek has indicated an intention to continue the releases.
The latest video, titled "hypercar.mp4," reportedly features protagonist Jason stealing a high-performance sports car and driving for approximately two minutes along the highways of Vice City. While the footage does not reveal significant new mechanics, it offers a glimpse into how carjacking might function, suggesting players can forcefully eject a driver in exchange for stamina, potentially increasing the likelihood of being noticed by law enforcement. The leak also provides further evidence of visual identification mechanics, where player appearance and stolen vehicles are linked to the wanted level after a crime.
Further details from the video include a reappearance of a blue police awareness indicator when Jason passes a patrol car while speeding. This reinforces the idea that player actions will directly influence police attention. The video also shows Jason entering an area outlined with a red border on the minimap, which immediately results in a two-star wanted level. The reason for this is unclear, but it is speculated that the highway may pass over a high-security zone.
From a visual perspective, the driving physics appear similar to those in Grand Theft Auto 5. The most notable aspect of the leaked footage is the demonstration of GTA 6's lighting technology, with headlights realistically reflecting off puddles and road signs as the environment blurs past, creating impressive contrast and visual texture.
As with previous leaks, the video includes a cryptocurrency promotion from Cyberleek, urging viewers to buy their currency to "show support." The leaker has also posted a new threat: "HIGHER MARKETCAP = MORE LEEKS." This message comes as Take-Two Interactive, the parent company of Rockstar Games, has reportedly lost approximately $2.8 billion in market capitalization this week due to a fall in its share price. The identity and motivations of Cyberleek remain unknown.