Rockstar Games has suffered another massive security breach just weeks before launch. A hacking outfit calling itself Cyberleek has distributed an unedited video running nearly 25 minutes, displaying raw gameplay and story cutscenes from Grand Theft Auto 6.
The footage surfaced on Thursday morning, quickly circulating across social media platforms including X after the original hosting page collapsed under traffic spikes. It marks the second high-profile dump attributed to Cyberleek, which previously surfaced early clips ahead of Rockstar's extended broadcast on Netflix back in August.
The clip opens with an in-game commercial for a rural destination called the Thrillbilly Mud Club. Dual protagonists Jason and Lucia visit the spot to grab a change of clothes before tackling a muddy dirt-bike track. While Lucia appears throughout the surrounding cutscenes to explore the grounds, the player directly controls Jason during the ride.
Then the presentation takes a bizarre turn.
Cyberleek inserts a promotional pitch for its own cryptocurrency before cutting to a completely naked Jason roaming the open world. Sporting only sneakers and a large back tattoo, the male lead rides a motorcycle across the landscape and goes on an extended walk. In one sequence near a waterfall, the player appears to trigger developer debug controls, spawning an armored tank straight out of thin air. Jason then draws a gun from thin air and walks along pedestrian walkways, where bystanders barely acknowledge either the drawn firearm or his full frontal nudity.
The capture also shows off vehicles and urban scenery. Another mock advertisement runs for an automotive repair garage, leading into a cutscene inside the shop and extensive street racing. Much of that driving happens entirely from Jason's first-person perspective inside the car cabin, offering a clean view of dashboard instruments and interior assets.
The video closes on a teaser frame. Lucia is shown from behind scaling a communications tower, wearing only footwear and a thong against the backdrop of the game's fictional Miami cityscape. The framing strongly suggests the group intends to drop further material centering on the female protagonist.
Rockstar has dealt with unauthorized leaks throughout the game's production cycle. But with Grand Theft Auto 6 scheduled to launch on November 19 across PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, players will not have to rely on bootleg footage much longer.
GDFiled by The Games Desk
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