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GTA VI Cyberleek Gameplay Leak Runs for Around 25 Minutes
Rockstar Games and Take-Two Interactive may still be trying to uncover who is behind the Cyberleek account, but another substantial GTA VI leak has appeared online. Cyberleek has resurfaced with about 25 minutes of apparent gameplay footage, much longer than the short clips previously linked to the account.
According to VGC, the material appears authentic and includes dirt-bike racing, character interactions, vehicle customisation, and street racing, along with potential story spoilers. It comes after Take-Two began using legal avenues to identify the GTA VI leaker, including seeking information from online platforms.
GTA VI Leak Shows Thrillbilly Mud Club and Street Racing
One substantial section takes place at the Thrillbilly Mud Club, an area Rockstar previously showed briefly through official material. Jason and Lucia can reportedly be seen visiting a clothing shop before speaking with dirt-racing competitors, after which Jason takes part in a race involving bikes and other vehicles. Later footage shows him taking a car to a garage for upgrades and decals before entering a street race.
The video also contains extensive character nudity, though it’s unclear whether everything shown reflects functionality intended for the finished game. At one point, a tank apparently spawns from nowhere and drops into a river. VGC notes that it is unclear whether this represents a legitimate cheat, developer functionality or something manipulated by the leaker.
Take-Two Is Still Trying to Identify Cyberleek
Cyberleek first attracted significant attention after publishing what appeared to be authentic development footage ahead of Rockstar’s extended Grand Theft Auto VI showcase. Take-Two subsequently described its investigation as rapidly evolving and pursued subpoenas seeking information from Microsoft, Discord, X and YouTube that could potentially help identify whoever is behind the account.
Cyberleek then went comparatively quiet, but the latest video suggests the leaks are far from finished. The account is also once again using the attention around the footage to solicit money for what it describes as an expensive, gaming-related project unrelated to Rockstar. The project remains unexplained.
For anyone trying to avoid spoilers before Grand Theft Auto VI launches on November 19, social media may therefore be getting considerably more dangerous. Rockstar’s official GTA VI material has already revealed plenty about Leonida, but Cyberleek appears determined to show considerably more than the developer intended.
GTA VI launches on November 19 for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
