'GTA VI' Cyberleek update: Everything leaked Wednesday and earlier this week - Mashable
Leaked gameplay clips of Grand Theft Auto VI keep appearing on the internet. As Rockstar and Take-Two step up their efforts to find and stop Cyberleek, clips keep coming at an even more rapid pace. In recent days, Cyberleek has been threatening to release clips featuring Caminos, and the leaker teased further GTA 6 leaks featuring the character.
Leaked gameplay clips of Grand Theft Auto VI keep appearing on the internet.
After a few clips came out over the weekend and into Monday, there are now even more circulating online, courtesy of the now-notorious leaker known as Cyberleek. As Rockstar and Take-Two step up their efforts to find and stop Cyberleek, clips keep coming at an even more rapid pace.
On Wednesday morning, Rockstar broke its silence on the situation, calling the leaks "heartbreaking" for its team. Around the same time, Cyberleek posted yet another gameplay clip, then soon followed it up with a four-and-a-half-minute video of a prologue featuring Lucia Caminos, the second playable character in the game. In recent days, Cyberleek has been threatening to release clips featuring Caminos, and the leaker teased further GTA 6 leaks featuring the character.
We're not going to embed or link directly to any of these clips, but they are easy to find on social media. The most recent Cyberleek videos include:
A clip of the player exploring a nightclub with scantily clad women
A clip of protagonist Jason riding a bicycle on a beach packed with civilian NPCs
A clip of Jason looking around a fictional video game retailer, complete with a bunch of fake video game boxes
A clip of Jason stealing a hotrod and being chased by the police, as well as a short cutscene featuring Lucia
Four and a half minutes of Lucia's prologue, featuring Lucia in prison and minor story spoilers
That brings the total number of leaked GTA 6 clips to 16, at the time of publication. To be clear, their authenticity has not been totally verified, but Rockstar's recent statement and parent company Take-Two's legal efforts to identify Cyberleek go a long way in confirming the clips are legit. In subpoenas, Take-Two has referred to the Cyberleek videos as "stolen content" and "leaked gameplay videos."
As a reminder, Rockstar is set to officially show an extended look at GTA VI gameplay on Netflix on Thursday.
UPDATE: Aug. 26, 2026, 3:30 p.m. EDT This story was originally published on Sept. 25 at 11 a.m. ET; we have updated this article with information on the latest Cyberleek videos and a statement issued by Rockstar Games.
Topics Video Games Grand Theft Auto
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