Group behind GTA 6 leaks threatens to release alleged full build of game including story mode
The group responsible for the recent Grand Theft Auto 6 leaks has reportedly threatened to release a full build of the game, including its full story mode and end credits. Read more
CyberLeek, the group behind recent Grand Theft Auto 6 leaks, has threatened to release a full version of the game, including the storyline and ending credits, if its cryptocurrency's market cap surpasses $30 million. The group's valuation rose from $3.8 million to $5.7 million following the warning. Take-Two Interactive Software, the game's publisher, could either comply with the group's demands or take a gamble on CyberLeek's bluff.
The warning emerged after a leak that exposed 24 minutes of gameplay, scenes, and story details, just before Rockstar unveiled a Netflix teaser. The group's source remains undisclosed, though it has threatened other game publishers too. Take-Two has filed legal actions against Microsoft, Discord, and X to uncover the identity of the alleged infringer and prevent unauthorized distribution of the game's copyrighted material.
Rockstar expressed disappointment over the leaks, stating it was not the intended way for players to see the game, but they hope fans will wait for the November 19 release to experience the game fully.
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