A fresh wave of alleged Grand Theft Auto 6 footage is spreading online, with the latest clip suggesting the leaker may have direct access to a playable development build rather than a collection of previously obtained videos.
The leaked material, reported by IGN, carries Cyberleek branding. In one clip, Jason shoots the word “Leek” into a wall, apparently to connect the footage directly to the account releasing it. A separate video shows him flying over the city. Together, the clips raise the risk that additional gameplay or story details could surface ahead of Rockstar’s official presentation.
“[The] latest GTA 6 leak proves that the leaker has a playable build, or at least part of it. They use bullets to spray “leek” onto a wall. Nightmare scenario for Rockstar Games. The leak shows off plane footage that looks like Microsoft Flight Simulator,” Senior Correspondent at The Verge wrote on X.
The first leaks showed Jason outside his home, where he picks up a basketball and uses a timing-based shooting mechanic. A successful dunk reportedly boosts his Focus statistic by 2 percent. Another clip follows him on a highway, where a collision with a mail van escalates into a deadly confrontation and a two-star police pursuit. On-screen prompts near the rear of his car appear to reference loadouts and storage, although mechanics shown in development footage may be altered or removed before release.
Subsequent videos have expanded the picture. One places Jason in a strip club while he receives messages through the in-game WhatUp! service. Another shows him driving, using a Taser on NPCs and sharing a beer with another character during a short boat scene. Tate McRae’s “Sports Car,” released in 2025, can be heard on the radio, suggesting that particular footage may come from a newer build than the clips initially thought to date back as far as 2023.
CyberLeek, the group claiming responsibility, says it is acting in response to the industry’s move toward an all-digital future and what it describes as “fake” single-player DLC, apparently referring to content included with GTA 6’s Ultimate Edition. It has also threatened to target other publishers.
An image said to show the full map is circulating alongside the videos. Neither report treats the footage or map as officially confirmed, but fans have reported Rockstar-issued DMCA takedowns, adding to speculation that the material is genuine.
The leaks arrive one week before GTA 6’s scheduled extended presentation on Netflix. With the game due in November 2026, the prospect of continued leaks now carries a more serious concern: major story spoilers.
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