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GTA 6 Cyberleek update: Everything leaked so far, what could be next

An anonymous leaker calling themselves Cyberleek keeps posting gameplay videos of the unreleased 'Grand Theft Auto VI.'

GTA 6 Cyberleek update: Everything leaked so far, what could be next

Since August, an anonymous entity or group known as Cyberleek has been releasing various gameplay clips of Grand Theft Auto 6. On August 20, parent company Take-Two Interactive filed subpoenas against Microsoft, Discord, Google, and X Corp to try to identify the leaker, confirming the videos as legitimate. Prior to the August Extended Look on Netflix, the GTA 6 leaks were the first real glimpse of gameplay from the highly anticipated title.

Cyberleek stopped posting for over a month before resurfacing in October with a 24-minute gameplay video and several NSFW clips. These clips, which showcase different aspects of GTA 6, include glimpses of cutscenes and major story spoilers. Some of the leaked videos include Jason Duval playing basketball, driving around, and engaging in various criminal activities.

The leaker has also uploaded a plane video, showing Jason flying over Vice City, and a nudist colony video, where Jason explores a female-only area with nude NPCs.

The most recent release, a 24-minute extended leak, includes multiple vehicular races, car customization, first-person gameplay, and both protagonists rendered in the nude. Cyberleek has also threatened to release a full 200+GB playable build of the game if the Cyberleek memecoin reaches $30 million in market value, which currently stands at about $2.5 million. Additionally, a poll on Cyberleek's websites suggests that new GTA 6 leaks featuring character Lucia are imminent.

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