Weeks before Grand Theft Auto VI is set to launch, new gameplay footage allegedly from the notorious leaker Cyberleek has appeared online. The supposed 25-minute video showcases unreleased content, including gameplay and cutscenes, following a period of relative silence from the leaker.
The leak surfaced on the Cyberleek subreddit, where a user claimed to have spotted a newly uploaded file. While the original poster stated they could not download it themselves, comments suggested the footage could offer an extended look at the game, with one user alleging it contains "new gameplay footage and cutscenes." Another comment pointed to the possible appearance of protagonist Jason in a state of undress, a detail that aligns with earlier reports suggesting nudity would be present in the game, including scenes in a shower and a nudist colony.
The ZIP file containing the leak is reportedly titled "Extended Leek," a clear play on Rockstar's own "GTA 6: An Extended Look" trailer. That official trailer, released as a timed exclusive on Netflix, runs for approximately 26 minutes.
Cyberleek's previous leaks throughout August provided extensive glimpses into GTA 6, revealing aspects like basketball gameplay, vehicle theft, Vice City locations, and NPC interactions. These earlier leaks were significant enough to prompt a response from Rockstar Games. With the official release of Grand Theft Auto VI now imminent, players have a limited time remaining until they can experience the game firsthand. Until then, Rockstar's official marketing materials remain the most reliable and spoiler-free method to preview the game.