New GTA 6 leak shows what happens when Jason stares at the wrong NPC for too long

Despite mounting pressure from Take-Two Interactive, CyberLeek, the elusive GTA leaker, has been hard at work spoiling GTA 6. We’ve already seen a fair share of gameplay mechanics/interactions ahead of its grand Netflix reveal in a few days, and now a new clip offers a closer look at what appears to be Rockstar Games' upgraded NPC simulation.

The roughly two-and-a-half-minute video takes place at an apparent nudist resort in Leonida and has already attracted attention for fairly obvious reasons. And no, we’re not going to link to the video for obvious reasons. The footage shows NPC behaviours playing out simultaneously around Jason, one of GTA 6’s protagonists.

Nudists can be seen drinking, dancing, talking in groups and moving independently around the pool and hot-tub area. Several also react directly to Jason as he walks around fully clothed and observes them through binoculars. This clip tacitly confirms GTA 6 will launch with an M rating, complete with high-poly genitalia, stretch marks, and everything.

One woman eventually confronts and attacks Jason after noticing him staring at her. Nearby characters also appear to respond to the altercation. Jason provokes further reactions by attacking people around the pool, causing a stir among colony residents.

The sheer number of contextual interactions happening in the same relatively crowded area provides another glimpse at how Rockstar may be approaching open-world NPC simulation in GTA 6. The clip also gives us a look at the weapon wheel and an on-screen message stating that staff will not provide services at that time, suggesting the location may contain activities or services available only during certain hours.

So far, CyberLeek has only leaked footage with Jason at the helm. Subsequent reveals could finally shift focus to Lucia, the other GTA 6 protagonist. For now, the leaks keep coming, and they won’t stop coming. A second group apparently has access to an internal build, but they’ve largely been silent after supposedly phishing a Rockstar India employee. Lastly, there are murmurs about a playable PC build, but you should probably not trust anything you find on the internet, unless you want to transform your PC into an improvised crypto miner.