Cyberleek Returns: New 25-Minute GTA 6 Leak Reveals Illegal Racing, Customization, and Explicit Nudity

This Thursday (October 8, 2026), the individual responsible for the recent massive Grand Theft Auto VI leaks published a new video featuring nearly 25 minutes of gameplay. Ironically dubbed "GTA 6: Extended Leek", the material is a direct provocation to Rockstar Games' recent official trailer ("An Extended Look") and brings some of the most detailed revelations about mechanics, the open world, and the controversial level of nudity in the highly anticipated title.

Rockstar Games has not yet officially commented on this new incident. Despite the enormous volume of leaked information and the impact on the team, the developer has maintained its original plans to release the game on November 19, 2026, for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, with no changes to the date.

What the 25 Minutes of Gameplay Show

The released video focuses heavily on exploring Vice City and side activities, confirming the functionality of systems highly anticipated by the community.

• Off-Road Racing and the Thrillbilly Mud Club: Jason and Lucia are introduced to a club dedicated to mud events. The video shows Jason renting a Maibatsu Sanchez motorcycle for $250 to participate in a dirt race.

• Return of the Midnight Club Style: A major highlight of the leak is the illegal nocturnal street racing (part of the "Hit N Run VC" mission series, linking Salton to Waning Sands). The footage displays checkpoint races using the first-person camera from the vehicle's cockpit.

• Deep Vehicle Customization: The automotive tuning system seems to have been vastly expanded, now divided into tabs for "pro builds" (pre-tuned), cosmetics, and performance. The performance tab allows players to change the engine, intake, transmission, and add a nitrous system.

• First-Person Camera: The video confirms the presence of a native first-person mode, covering both driving vehicles and walking around the map.

• Emergent Encounters: The material illustrates an internal interaction system where Jason and Lucia meet organically across the map and seamlessly perform activities together, without relying on loading screens for missions.

Explicit Nudity and Realistic Physics

One of the aspects that generated the most surprise and discussion on forums was the presence of interactive, full-frontal nudity in the leaked build. Unlike previous titles where adult content was restricted to very specific contexts, Cyberleek demonstrated scenes without any kind of censorship.

The video shows Jason walking through the Monte Kalaga region completely naked, with the game's physics reacting dynamically to his body movements. Furthermore, full cutscenes were shown without restrictions, including a night scene where Lucia performs a base jump naked — recreating an angle seen in the official materials, but without clothes. The recording also features clips of Lucia wearing undergarments on a helipad and the sudden appearance of a tank, indicating that the leaker was using developer menus or cheat codes to access these features.

The Ongoing Threat of Cyberleek

Cyberleek's disappearance in recent weeks had raised expectations that authorities or Take-Two's private investigators had managed to identify him after issuing subpoenas to platforms like Discord. The sudden return and extensive publication prove that the attacker — who previously orchestrated attacks using only a hotel room, a TV, and an Amazon Fire Stick — remains unidentified and has direct access to an advanced build of the game.

Although Cyberleek attempts to frame his actions as a protest in favor of ending digital pre-orders, full offline access, and the defense of physical media, his financial motivation remains evident. Just like in the August attacks, the leak of this new batch of footage was used as a platform to promote a cryptocurrency (meme coin) controlled by the leaker, a scheme that has allegedly already earned him significant amounts of money at the expense of Rockstar's exposure.