The notorious hacker collective known as Cyberleek is back in the headlines, releasing a sweeping, nearly 25-minute-long gameplay video from Rockstar Games’ highly anticipated Grand Theft Auto 6. The latest leak arrives just months after the group distributed initial gameplay snippets in August, shortly before Rockstar officially showcased an extended look at the open-world title via Netflix. This time, however, the hackers have shifted focus to some of the game’s more eccentric character customization options and uninhibited free-roam capabilities, centering much of the footage around protagonist Jason in his complete birthday suit.
The newly surfaced video begins with a hastily edited in-game advertisement promoting the Thrillbilly Mud Club, a rural location where protagonists Jason and Lucia can swap outfits and take dirt bikes for a spin. Throughout the opening sequence, the player controlling the demonstration operates as Jason, navigating the muddy tracks while Lucia periodically appears in cutscenes to change her clothes and explore the surrounding environment.
Following a high-speed traversal through the muddy obstacle course, the video briefly pivots to promotional material for Cyberleek’s own cryptocurrency token. From there, the leaked footage takes a distinctly NSFW turn, showcasing a completely naked Jason. Adorned with a massive back tattoo, the character is shown riding a dirt bike across the Leonida landscape before dismounting to take a casual, scenic stroll through the fictional, Florida-inspired setting—with the exception of wearing shoes, the character is entirely bare.
In one of the more surreal moments of the extended clip, Jason stands atop a vantage point overlooking a waterfall, where the player appears to spawn a military tank out of thin air via developer tools or debug menus. He then draws a firearm from an unmentioned location on his naked body and continues his walk. True to the chaotic sandbox nature of the franchise, nearby pedestrians and non-player characters appear entirely unfazed by both the open display of weaponry and the character’s exposed anatomy.
The video continues with another simulated in-game commercial, this time advertising a local automotive body shop rather than the character’s physical state. Jason remains unclad for the duration of the footage, which transitions into a sequence featuring a cutscene at the garage followed by extensive driving and racing. This portion of the leak is presented from a first-person perspective from inside the vehicle’s cabin, prompting commentary from viewers regarding the interior cleanliness of the virtual automobiles.
The nearly 25-minute video concludes with a brief tease involving Lucia. Wearing only a thong and shoes, she is shown climbing a tall tower. Captured strictly from behind, the framing heavily implies that Cyberleek intends to publish additional leaks in the future, likely featuring uncensored or similarly uninhibited footage of Lucia. Despite the provocative nature of the leaks, several community members and observers have pointed out the underlying technical fidelity of the surrounding environment, noting that the recreation of the fictional Miami-style metropolis looks visually impressive even in unfinished development builds.
Due to an overwhelming surge in web traffic and public interest, the webpage hosting the original leak experienced intermittent outages throughout the morning. Nevertheless, the video has predictably spread rapidly across social media platforms, remaining widely accessible on sites such as X.
The security breach and subsequent data dump will undoubtedly draw frustration from Rockstar Games and its parent company, Take-Two Interactive, as the studio works to control the narrative surrounding its most valuable intellectual property ahead of launch. Rockstar has historically maintained strict secrecy regarding its development pipelines, though the studio has largely weathered previous major leaks without altering its overarching release strategies.
Fortunately for the developers and millions of eager fans worldwide, the wait to experience the finished product is nearly over. Grand Theft Auto 6 is officially scheduled to launch on November 19 for the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S, bringing players back to the sun-soaked streets of Leonida for the first time in over a decade.
