New GTA 6 leak shows 25 minutes of gameplay with races, first person, and full nudity

Looks like CyberLeek is, in fact, back following recent reports of the poll that showed up on the its website. Now, about 25 minutes of GTA 6 gameplay has surfaced, showing some missions, first-person gameplay, car modding, racing, and, for some reason, naked protagonists.

From the Netflix extended look, we got a solid idea of how GTA 6 looks and plays. It was 26 minutes of curated gameplay, and it showed off the scale of Vice City, along with sharing a glimpse of some of the missions. The leaked footage does more of the same, while also revealing some previously unknown features.

To avoid spoilers, we’re trying to keep story details to a minimum. It starts with a long-haired Jason heading to a merch shop and getting what seems to be a mission-necessary outfit to participate in a dirt race. Following the race, Jason is roaming around completely naked, but the world doesn’t seem to react to it. He then visits a mechanic where he mods his car to prepare for a street race, which he then competes in. Interestingly, this whole bit was in first person.

It is unclear if there will be first-person view in GTA 6 at launch. Rockstar hasn't confirmed it, but has mentioned to a Brazilian YouTuber that there will be certain moments where first-person view will be used. To recall, first-person view was added to GTA V with the PC launch that happened about a year and a half after the console launch. Therefore, it could just be a feature in the developer build of GTA 6 that the hacker group has access to, judging by the tank spawning at the waterfall and the world not reacting to a naked Jason.

Towards the end, a topless Lucia walks up to a helipad which provides a beautiful nighttime view of Vice City’s skyline. In the background, something about a crypto-related mission can be heard.

Does Rockstar need to double up efforts?

Rockstar and parent company Take-Two have been trying to identify the people or person behind CyberLeek. They have issued subpoenas to Discord, Microsoft, YouTube, and X, with their investigation “rapidly evolving.” When the group vanished after the initial set of leaks with evidence pointing towards cashing out on their crypto scheme, their return seemed unlikely. However, that’s clearly not the case, and CyberLeek is still promoting their crypto coin, claiming the proceeds are going towards fighting big corporations like Rockstar for stepping on consumer rights.

It looks like Take-Two’s investigation and current efforts are not enough to scare CyberLeek into giving up.

GTA 6 releases November 19, and the new footage doesn’t really spoil much, except for showing a couple of race missions.