CyberLeek Drops Twenty-Five Minutes of Leaked GTA 6 Gameplay

A fresh batch of leaked footage from Grand Theft Auto 6 has surfaced online, displaying roughly 25 minutes of unfinished gameplay. The video dump originates from CyberLeek, a hacking group that resurfaced following an online poll on its site, brushing aside aggressive legal efforts from publisher Take-Two Interactive.

The clips present an odd mix of mission setup, driving mechanics, and developer testing artifacts. In one sequence, protagonist Jason sports long hair and enters a merchandise shop to grab gear for an off-road dirt race. Later segments capture him entering an auto shop to tune a car before taking part in an asphalt street race. The vehicle tuning and the subsequent race run entirely through a first-person perspective.

Whether that viewpoint will ship in the final console release remains unsettled. Rockstar Games previously told a Brazilian creator that select scenes will use a first-person camera, but the studio has never promised a dedicated first-person perspective across the entire campaign. When Grand Theft Auto V gained full first-person mechanics, the feature arrived alongside the later PC release rather than on day one. Early developer builds often include test cameras and debug tools that never reach consumers. Unfinished quirks dot the rest of the clip as well, including an unreactive game world where characters wander around naked and an armored vehicle spontaneously appears next to a waterfall.