New GTA 6 Gameplay Leaks Surface as “Cyberleek” Returns With 25-Minute Video

A new wave of unauthorized GTA 6 footage has hit the internet just six weeks before launch. The anonymous leaker known as Cyberleek resurfaced on October 8 after more than a month of silence, posting a roughly 25-minute gameplay package called “Extended Leek,” followed by a shorter, Lucia-focused clip on October 11.

Neither leak has been independently verified, and Rockstar Games has not commented on either release as of this writing.

What the October 8 Leak Reportedly Shows

The main package, a 367MB file titled “GTA 6: An Extended Leek,” a play on the name of Rockstar’s own Extended Look showcase, reportedly contains gameplay footage, mission cutscenes, and story content Rockstar hasn’t officially shown. According to accounts from Rockstar dataminer Tex2 and outlets covering the leak, the footage includes several minutes of first-person driving as Jason, off-road racing and dirt bike sequences with both protagonists, a tank spawning near a bridge and waterfall location, and deep vehicle customization options.

The footage also reportedly shows both Jason and Lucia in nude character models during certain scenes, details multiple outlets have confirmed appear in the leak. If accurate, the first-person perspective shown would mark a mode Rockstar has never officially confirmed for GTA 6, something that previously appeared as an option in GTA 5’s PS4 and Xbox One re-releases.

Visually, the leak is being described as consistent with Rockstar’s own August 27 Extended Look presentation, with no apparent downgrade in character models or environmental detail compared to official marketing.

A Second, Shorter Leak Followed on October 11

Three days later, Cyberleek shared a separate five-minute, 28-second clip centered specifically on Lucia. That footage reportedly shows a side activity involving a parachute after accepting a rooftop mission from an NPC, along with melee combat sequences and additional gameplay activities. The follow-up came after the leaker ran a public poll asking how Lucia should look in a future release, suggesting at least some engagement with the leaked material’s reception.

Who Is Cyberleek, and Why Does This Keep Happening?

Cyberleek’s identity remains unknown, and there’s no confirmed link tying this account to earlier GTA 6 leaks from past years, including the widely covered 2022 leak that forced Rockstar to publicly confirm the game’s existence ahead of schedule. Activity on Cyberleek’s own site picked up on October 5, when a mysterious poll featuring only question marks appeared, with voting closing the same day the October 8 footage dropped.

No individual has been named or charged in connection with these leaks as of this week. Rockstar’s official release date for GTA 6 remains November 19, 2026, on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, unaffected by the leaked footage so far. For everything officially confirmed about the game ahead of launch, our GTA 6 map, characters, and everything confirmed hub tracks Rockstar’s own marketing separately from unverified leaks like these.

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