Jason may or may not appear fully nude in GTA 6, but either way we've now seen his dong
Cyberleek's back, this time with nude Jason riding a dirt bike.
Cyberleek, an anonymous individual known for sharing Grand Theft Auto 6 development clips, has surfaced with a fresh 25-minute video. The intriguing aspect of this clip is that the main character, Jason, is shown almost entirely nude, with his genitalia rendered in detail. This isn't entirely unexpected, as the leaker previously showcased fully nude non-player characters in another GTA 6 clip.
It remains unclear whether players will have the freedom to roam the game world au naturel, as Cyberleek might have access to developer tools. During the video, NPCs in the game do not react to Jason's nudity, and the footage features first-person driving, a feature previously rumored to be absent from the game. IGN confirmed seeing a nude Jason in a cutscene during an official GTA 6 preview, but due to strategic camera positioning, his modesty was preserved.
The clip also features co-protagonist Lucia, who appears topless and wearing a thong, facing away from the camera. It's uncertain if the underwear was intentionally included by the leaker or if GTA 6 has inconsistent standards for character modesty. Regardless of GTA 6's nudity policies, the leaked video highlights the game's liberal approach to on-screen sexuality, which may come as a surprise to some after the controversy surrounding Fox News hosts' outrage over alien-themed nudity in Mass Effect.
The normalization of explicit content in games, as well as their growing mainstream appeal and target audience, may contribute to the more lenient reception of such material. Cyberleek has returned, stating they have a new project in the works and seeking funding from the community. However, Take-Two Interactive and Rockstar Games continue to investigate the identity of the leaker, with no new updates on the matter available as of now.
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