The latest GTA 6 leak has delivered another substantial chunk of gameplay, following through on CyberLeek’s promise of more footage. The new footage shows Jason Duval during a nighttime sequence, with glimpses of combat, vehicle interactions, NPC behavior, and several mechanics that Rockstar has yet to show publicly.
The gameplay footage then cuts to a previously unseen conversation between Jason and Cal Hampton. Jason warns Cal that “the men in suits” may eventually shut him up, prompting Cal to simply laugh and reply, “They don’t know nothin’ about me, man. I use a VPN!” Considering CyberLeek’s ongoing battle with Rockstar, the choice of scene here is difficult to miss.
GTA 6 Leak Shows More Nighttime Gameplay
Credits: Rockstar Games
Credits: Rockstar Games
Credits: Rockstar Games
Credits: Rockstar Games
Credits: Rockstar Games
Credits: Rockstar Games
The latest leak runs for more than two minutes and gives us a much longer look at GTA 6 than the earlier clips. Jason drives through Leonida at night, gets into several fights, uses a taser, deals with police, and interacts with vehicles in ways that, of course, Rockstar has yet to show in its official footage.
The footage also shows Jason using a taser during combat, picking up an enemy’s hat after knocking them out, and getting a “Surrender” option when dealing with police. Another sequence gives him two ways to steal a vehicle: “Clone Key” or “Smash Window.”
Vehicle theft gets its own interesting detail. Jason appears to have two options when taking a car: smash the window or clone its key. That second option suggests there may be more to vehicle access than simply walking up to an unattended car and pressing a button.
The combat has a heavier feel to it, especially when Jason gets into a fistfight or sends a car crashing into something. The melee animations look like an extension of what Rockstar did with Red Dead Redemption 2, while the shooting still appears to rely on auto-aim. It also clearly isn’t a finished build, with rough animations and plenty of visual pop-in throughout the footage.
The community has also found a useful clue about when this build was made (via Reddit). At the start of the clip, you can hear the muscle car’s radio playing Tate McRae’s “Sports Car,” which means the footage cannot predate January 24, 2025, when the song was released.
CyberLeek’s Agenda Goes Beyond GTA 6 Leaks
Cal Hampton in an official Grand Theft Auto VI screenshot. | Credits: Rockstar Games
CyberLeek has gone from being largely unknown to many gamers to one of the most talked-about names in the GTA 6 leaks saga this week. On its official website, the group has published what it calls the “CYBERLEEK Edict,” laying out the principles behind its campaign and the practices it wants major publishers to abandon.
The edict contains three main demands. First, CyberLeek wants publishers to stop selling digital preorders before release and independent reviews. Physical preorders remain acceptable under its rules, with the group arguing that digital copies have no stock limitations that justify taking customers’ money early.
Its second demand targets what CyberLeek calls “fake” single-player DLC. The group opposes publishers charging separately for single-player content that is already present in the files of a game customers have purchased. Its third demand is concerned with game preservation, calling for games with single-player content to receive an offline fallback once their online services are eventually shut down.
CyberLeek says these three demands are only its baseline and claims that publishers that violate them will be targeted until they publicly acknowledge the issue and commit to fixing it. The group also says it is raising funds for a secret project, although it has not disclosed what that project involves.
That’s all for the latest GTA 6 leak for now. Do you think CyberLeek will follow through with its promised releases, and what do you make of the group’s demands? Let us know your take in the comments below!
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