Cyberleek posts last GTA 6 leak, opting against PC build or story spoilers upload

Gamers worried about story spoilers before the GTA 6 release date can breathe a sigh of relief. After failing to reach a $30 million market cap for a meme coin, Cyberleek claims to have posted their final leak. Piracy sites also won’t see a playable PC build they threatened to upload. Lucia-oriented footage allegedly from the final missions accompanied the message.

Is it really goodbye?

Cyberleek began the latest update by defending the earlier cryptocurrency sell-offs. Rockstar’s tormentor argues that all the previously met goals led to the GTA 6 leaks they promised. The leaker feels they were wrongly blamed for a “cascade” of others dumping their holdings.

Story spoilers are also ruled out because they would “ruin the experience for the gamers, who did nothing wrong.” Although it would severely damage the publisher, Cyberleek says, “Take-Two was punished enough.”

Sharing the 200+ GB PC build would have been even more disastrous for Take-Two and Rockstar Games. Still, without meeting the $30 million crypto goal, the individual deemed it not worth the risk.  

One more leak

Reiterating that the donations were a sign of support rather than an investment, Cyberleek vows the “leeks stop here. For now.” It's unclear whether they'll reemerge ahead of the GTA 6 release date. Regardless, fans have one final, around 4-minute gameplay clip called “The End of the Road.” "Don't Stop Believin’" by Journey plays throughout the footage.

Lucia initially walks into a barber shop with NPCs chatting in the background. As Jason’s partner leaves the business, she punches and robs the cashier. Much of the GTA 6 leak focuses on changing hairstyles, then buying merchandise at a clothing shop.

Viewers do get a glimpse at a mini-game that will be available. During what appears to be a mission, Lucia plays pool in a bar and earns a small amount of cash. Before the clip ends, gamers see a cinematic shot of a bridge. The video shows various parts of Leonida, then cuts to a residential neighborhood that looks like a state other than Florida.