A new GTA 6 leak, titled “Hypercar Part 1,” has surfaced online, extending a rapid series of leaks that has unfolded over the past two days and putting the spotlight back on the anonymous leaker known as Cyberleek.
The footage appeared after Cyberleek went roughly 24 hours without posting anything, prompting speculation that the leak spree had ended and that the leaker may have been caught or shut down. However, Cyberleek returned with a new 2-minute, 25-second video showing Jason Duval stealing a Bugatti-like Truffade Thrax.
GTA 6 “Hypercar Part 1” leak shows Jason Duval stealing Truffade Thrax
The clip shows Jason smashing the vehicle’s window before pulling the driver out. Unlike a typical carjacking sequence, an on-screen prompt appears to require the player to repeatedly press a button to drag the driver from the car.
Jason then spends most of the remaining footage driving around the city, even stopping at a stop sign at one point. There are no major crashes or pedestrian collisions during the roughly two minutes of driving.
Cyberleek returns with new GTA 6 gameplay footage after 24-hour silence
“Unforgettable” by French Montana and “Players” by Coi Leray can also be heard playing on the in-game radio.
The video carries Cyberleek’s usual cryptocurrency promotion, along with a new message reading “Cyberleek can’t drive,” seemingly referencing criticism of the leaker’s driving in earlier clips.
Cyberleek’s return appears to put an end to speculation that the recent flow of GTA 6 footage had stopped.
Add Comment