A third purported Grand Theft Auto 6 gameplay video has emerged online, featuring more footage that appears to be genuine. The video, which reportedly bears the watermark of the group CyberLeek, previously linked to earlier leaks, displays protagonist Jason engaging in various in-game activities.
According to reports, the new footage depicts Jason driving a muscle car through Vice City at night, confronting security personnel outside a warehouse, and subsequently clashing with police officers. The clips showcase slow-motion combat maneuvers, the ability to break car windows, and a key-cloning mechanic. The sequence concludes with Jason entering a large truck, followed by a cutscene showing him sharing a beer with a companion on a fishing boat under the sun.
As with previous leaks, the age of this footage is currently unknown, and elements shown may be subject to change before the final release of Grand Theft Auto 6. CyberLeek has claimed responsibility for these leaks, stating their intention is to pressure Rockstar Games into releasing the game on disc. Rockstar Games has not officially commented on the leaks, though footage from earlier incidents has reportedly been removed from various hosting platforms, suggesting the company is actively working to suppress the content.
CyberLeek has indicated that more leaks are planned, with "2-4 more leaks incoming" for the following day. However, concerns have been raised regarding CyberLeek's apparent efforts to profit from the leaks by directing users towards cryptocurrency purchases. The consumer rights group Stop Killing Games has publicly cautioned against sending any money to the group, regardless of perceived motivations.
Grand Theft Auto 6 is scheduled to launch on November 19. These leaks occur just a week before a "Netflix extended look" premiere for the game is set to air, with a free broadcast also available on YouTube on the same day.