Grand Theft Auto VI has suffered another major security headache after a twenty-five-minute video of raw gameplay surfaced online on Thursday morning.
The footage came from an online leaker known as Cyberleek, who posted the file to a heavily strained hosting service before copies began circulating across social platforms. Unlike brief snippets that appeared in earlier leaks, this release includes sustained story sequences, unscripted free-roam gameplay, and narrative spoilers that Rockstar Games had managed to keep quiet.
The leak also confirms an unexpected design detail: players can apparently run through the game completely naked, with cutscenes rendering full character nudity rather than forcing clothes onto the model.
Dirt Bikes, Nitrous, and Engine Tuning
The lengthy recording opens on a narrative mission featuring dual protagonists Jason and Lucia. The two visit an outlet housed in a trailer, swap their outfits, and promptly embark on a scripted dirt bike race. Between sections of footage, the leaker spliced in promotional pitches for an associated cryptocurrency coin before returning to the developer build.
In later clips, a fully unclothed Jason rides a motorbike across a bridge. The player then uses developer commands to spawn an airborne tank hovering over a waterfall. After taking shots at the vehicle until it crashes against the rocks below, Jason clambers over the wreckage.
Other portions of the video show off deeper mechanical systems. One segment focuses on an intricate car engine tuning interface, showing variable component adjustments. Another sequence switches to a first-person perspective behind the wheel, following Jason as he tests a car equipped with nitrous boost.
The footage also demonstrates cosmetic customization and mission dialogue. In one beachside cutscene, a tattooed, red-haired Jason speaks with an acquaintance at a coffee stand about illegal car racing while remaining completely unclad. The reel even includes a finished in-game parody television commercial for an automobile.
Rockstar has not publicly addressed the fresh leak. The studio had previously tightened its internal security following an earlier wave of breaches, but keeping full gameplay captures offline before launch remains an uphill battle.
GDFiled by The Games Desk
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