
Remember when you thought the GTA 6 leaks couldn't get any worse? Well, apparently they can, because a new leak suggests one leaker might actually have a playable game build. Yes, you read that right. Not just videos—actual hands-on access.
Through CyberLeek, a leaker going around online has dropped new video proving they aren't just grabbing clips out of thin air. In the footage, a character named Jason Duval is shooting at a wall, and the bullet holes spell out "LEEK." It's a cheeky signature that strongly suggests CyberLeek is controlling the action. That's not something you can easily fake, is it?
But that's not all. The clip also shows an aerial view of Vice City, with a blue and yellow propeller plane soaring over the city. And get this: the player actually pauses the game to switch radio stations. They're heard listening to V-Rock playing Stevie Nicks' "For What It's Worth," Back Country Radio playing Glen Campbell's "Rhinestone Cowboy," and even Symphonic FM station only. It's like a mini tour of the game's audio atmosphere.
CyberLeek is stirring the pot even more, claiming they'll reveal Lucia Caminos' ending later today. They're even running an online poll asking fans whether they should. Previous leaks included shocking gameplay of Jason playing basketball and tasing people with weapons like a taser. So yeah, they've been busy.
Why are they doing this? CyberLeek says it's for gamers' rights, specifically as a protest against Rockstar's decision to release GTA 6 without a physical disc. But let's be realistic. They're also running ads for memecoins in these videos, so there's a bit of self-interest mixed in.
Meanwhile, Rockstar isn't sitting still. The official "Extended Look" trailer is set to drop on August 27, exactly one week from today. The video will premiere on Netflix at 3 PM EST, then hit Rockstar's YouTube channel at 9 PM. GTA 6 is still on track for a November 19 release on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S.
So what do you think? Is CyberLeek legit, or is this just another attention grab? And more importantly, will you be watching the official trailer next week, or checking out CyberLeek's leaks first? Let us know in the comments!
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