Infamous Grand Theft Auto VI leaker Cyberleek has returned with a 24-minute gameplay video titled GTA 6: An Extended Leek
, exposing unreleased features, first-person driving, and unclad models of protagonists Jason and Lucia ahead of the game’s November 19, 2026 launch.
The gaming underground woke up on Thursday when the elusive leaker dropped the massive video file across social media platforms. The unauthorized footage marks the first major leak from the figure since late August, when a series of clips revealed the game’s prologue before the leaker abruptly went dark.
The still-anonymous leaker, or group of leakers, published the update in the form of a video roughly 25 minutes long. This newest drop serves as the most detailed look yet at the anticipated title outside of the official extended look that aired on Netflix in August. The recent material follows weeks of absolute silence that began after the high-profile leaks earlier in the summer.
Cyberleek originally went dark after a spate of leaks that started an investigation from Rockstar parent company Take-Two Interactive. That initial security breach led to subpoenas issued to companies such as Discord as investigators worked to track down the culprit. Although Take-Two has been hunting for the person behind the leaks, everything suggests the company has yet to determine their whereabouts, leaving the perpetrator at large.
Leak Exposes Nude Character Models And Cutscenes
The newest leak gives fans a look at character customization and narrative sequences. The clip reveals both Jason and Lucia appearing fully or partially nude during gameplay and story cutscenes. The footage shows Jason walking through a forested area and riding a motorcycle completely unclothed, while a brief clip at the end features a topless Lucia wearing only underwear near a helipad.
According to reports detailing the video, Jason is naked throughout almost the whole recording, including while riding on a motorbike, visiting a beach-side coffee store, and talking to other characters. Everything on the male protagonist is modeled in full detail, with his privates on full display during cutscenes and gameplay. Similarly, a topless Lucia is shown in a brief clip wearing only underwear as she runs around a helipad above the city, though she never faces the camera directly.
Industry observers note that the material confirms earlier expectations regarding the game’s mature rating. Ratings boards have already confirmed that the title will feature full on sex scenes, but the latest leak demonstrates that players may be able to opt out of clothing across the game world.
Unlike other games with strict limits on nudity during active gameplay, the leaked footage suggests that clothing is optional anywhere in the virtual world. Despite Jason walking around stark naked in public spaces, other characters in the scenes do not question the lack of attire in the slightest. Observers point out that in a polished retail build, other characters normally notice if a protagonist carries a weapon and call the police, meaning the complete lack of NPC reaction to full-frontal nudity is almost certainly a result of playing around within a debug system.
Footage Reveals Thrillbilly Mud Club And Vehicle Physics
Beyond the controversial character models, the 25-minute video highlights new gameplay systems. A centerpiece of the footage centers on the Thrillbilly Mud Club, a dirt-racing venue glimpsed briefly in the first official trailer. Jason and Lucia visit a clothing store before entering the racing grounds, where Jason takes part in a competitive dirt bike race against a mixed field of cars and motorcycles.
During the sequence at the Thrillbilly Mud Park, the protagonists rent separate dirt bikes from an in-world vendor called Rooster Rentals. The rental screen displays two distinct models, the Manchez and the Sanchez, each available for a price of $200. While the Sanchez has remained a series staple since GTA: San Andreas, the new interfaces introduce separate off-road and asphalt ratings for each vehicle.
The racing sequence offers a clear look at differentiated handling systems. Each vehicle displays separate off-road and asphalt ratings, pointing to a physics model that treats surfaces differently than its predecessor. The footage also confirms first-person gameplay options for both walking and driving, a feature famously added to Grand Theft Auto V years after its initial release.
In past titles, motorcycles suffered from a binary feel where bikes were either rigidly planted in a straight line or unpredictable the moment a rider touched the brakes or encountered uneven ground.
Developer Tools Suggest Footage Comes from Internal Build
Technical anomalies in the video suggest the footage may originate from a developer build rather than standard retail software. At one point during the playback, the player seemingly conjures a tank out of the air, and non-player characters fail to react to Jason’s nudity, indicating the use of internal developer tools.
The presence of a developer menu indicates that features like widespread nudity and certain camera angles may have been enabled via debugging tools rather than serving as standard options available to consumers at launch. The leaker previously claimed that a playable PC build was in their possession, protected by a system that required manual daily disabling to prevent unauthorized distribution.
Cyberleek accompanied the leak with a message soliciting funds for a separate gaming venture on the Solana blockchain. Cryptocurrency analysis from late August indicated the leaker had previously cashed out approximately $270,000 in transaction fees from a related meme coin.
Cyberleek has a project. Not Rockstar related. Gaming related. It needs expensive hardware. Months to set up. Years to run. Full-time. If you cannot trust the figure, trust the skills.
Cyberleek, Anonymous Leaker
Rockstar Maintains November 2026 Launch Date After Breach
Parent company Take-Two Interactive and Rockstar Games continue an ongoing investigation into the security breach, having previously issued subpoenas to platforms like Discord to unmask the culprits. Rockstar previously addressed the August leaks in an official statement, describing the security breach as heartbreaking for its development team.
this is obviously not how we intended for you to see the game after all this time.
Rockstar Games, Developer via Eurogamer
Despite the disruption, Rockstar maintains the scheduled November 19, 2026 launch date for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S platforms.
