- Cyberleek has claimed responsibility for two leaked gameplay videos and a map image.
- A second leak followed within a day, showing taser gameplay and a cutscene.
- After a 24-hour silence, Cyberleek uploaded a new 'Hypercar' leak showing Jason smashing a car window and pulling the driver out.
- The leak arrives ahead of the Netflix-exclusive 'Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Look' scheduled for Aug. 27.
- *GTA VI* is due out on Nov. 19, 2026, for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.
- The leak is tied to a broader protest against digital pre-orders and demands for offline fallback modes in games.
- The leaked gameplay clips include one showing the protagonist, Jason, shooting hoops and another involving a violent encounter with police.
- An image reportedly shows the game's full map, covering the Florida-inspired state of Leonida.
- Rockstar has not confirmed the material is genuine, though outlets described the clips as looking authentic.
- The genuine leak has opened the door to misinformation, with AI-generated clips circulating alongside real footage.
Cyberleek has claimed responsibility for a series of leaks related to *GTA 6*, including gameplay clips and a map image. The latest footage features protagonist Jason in various scenarios, such as shooting hoops and engaging in a road-rage incident that leads to police involvement.167
The leaked map reportedly depicts the Florida-inspired state of Leonida, showcasing locations for both playable characters, race tracks, and a small airstrip, which some speculate could be a military base. The leaks also hint at new gameplay mechanics, including a six-star wanted system and a police awareness indicator that tracks suspects' appearances and vehicles.
Despite the authenticity of the leaks being unconfirmed by Rockstar, the clips have been described as resembling typical test footage. The leaks have sparked a wave of misinformation, with AI-generated content circulating alongside the genuine material, complicating fans' ability to discern real from fake.9
This latest leak follows a brief silence from Cyberleek, leading many to speculate that the group had been caught. However, the release of new footage suggests otherwise, indicating that the group continues to operate despite the ongoing scrutiny from Take-Two Interactive. As the leaks persist, the risk of revealing significant story spoilers remains a concern for Rockstar, which has yet to issue a public statement on the matter.
“The new 'Hypercar' clip shows Jason smashing a car window and pulling the driver out, with a 'Cyberleek can't drive' message. This is the sixth major leak, and the leaker claims to have a playable build from 2025, though Rockstar has not confirmed authenticity.”
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