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GTA 6 Leaker Drops New Nudity-Filled Gameplay, Polls People on Whether to Release Story Spoilers

The past week's extraordinary set of GTA 6 leaks appear to have continued today with a significant new release of footage that depicts mass nudity. Meanwhile, the leaker has suggested story spoilers could be posted next, and has called on fans to protest outside the offices of Rockstar and Take-Two Interactive.

GTA 6 Leaker Drops New Nudity-Filled Gameplay, Polls People on Whether to Release Story Spoilers

In the latest development of GTA 6 leaks, an anonymous leaker released new footage of the game showcasing nudity and explicit dialogue. The footage features the main character, Jason, exploring a nudist town with fully exposed male and female genitalia, engaging in partying and causing a riot by using binoculars to zoom in on character models.

The leaker also hinted at potentially releasing story spoilers next, such as footage from Lucia-led prologue, and called for fans to vote on what should be released, with the option of spending cryptocurrency. Moreover, fans were urged to protest outside Rockstar and Take-Two Interactive's offices by dressing as leeks and holding up game discs.

This marks the most significant escalation by the leakers, who have now called for real-world action. The leaked gameplay mostly consisted of open-world gameplay of Jason, with two snippets of cutscenes that lacked significant story details. The leaker's motives seem to be a protest against Rockstar's decision not to offer GTA 6 via a physical disc and the upcoming Netflix reveal on August 27.

However, Rockstar remains unaware of the leaks' origin or the leaker's identity, and there are no plans to alter the Netflix reveal. The game is set to release on November 19, 2026, for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X and S.

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