Cyberleek is back with a new Grand Theft Auto VI leak, and this time Lucia Caminos gets the spotlight. The roughly five-minute video, uploaded on October 11, 2026, follows Lucia on a free-roam tear across Leonida — driving, fighting, and parachuting through Vice City.
The clip opens with Cyberleek cruising through Vice City in what appears to be a black-and-white Vapid Hustler before a naked Lucia steps out. From there, she walks up a flight of stairs and stops at an ATM, where she beats down a passerby — slamming the woman against a wall and finishing her with backhand slaps animated with hand-to-hand combat moves distinct from Jason's fighting style. After the knockout, Lucia pockets $23. The ATM itself displays a $15,000 deposit limit alongside a "Buckme" logo, suggesting an in-game banking mechanic.
Note: we won't be embedding or linking the leaked footage here — it's stolen content Take-Two is actively pursuing through legal action.
The video keeps rolling from there. Lucia enters a nearby building, where a construction worker asks whether she's with the guy on the roof; after a brief back-and-forth, she heads for the elevator. Following a phone call, she makes her way to the top of the AudaCity ramp, where she's handed a parachute and dives off — wearing nothing but a helmet.
The parachuting segment doubles as a look at what appears to be a side mission or mini-game built around checkpoints across Vice City, promoting a fictional cryptocurrency called "Dacity Coin" for "Auda-City." Cyberleek proves a poor pilot: Lucia misses a checkpoint, slams into a building, and falls to her death, then crashes into the ground on a second attempt after drifting past the landing zone. The clip closes with an in-game Buckme advertisement in which a character bends over, says "Buckme," and jokes, "woah, I didn't say fu-" — a clear parody of payday banking apps that had viewers praising Rockstar's intact sense of humor.
Notably, nobody in the game world reacts to Lucia's state of undress — just as no one reacted to Jason's in the earlier leak. That has most observers concluding the nudity comes from a debug menu feature or a cutscene model rather than something achievable in normal open-world play, or that the footage comes from an early build where those NPC reactions simply haven't been programmed yet. Commenters broadly treat the footage as genuine Rockstar dev-build material; the debate is over the build's age, with many pointing to low-resolution textures and unfinished details as signs of an older build.
The video also highlights how differently the two protagonists play. Lucia's close-quarters combat — backhand slaps, wrestling maneuvers, and environmental takedowns like the wall shove — looks and feels distinct from Jason's brawling, reinforcing that Rockstar built separate fighting styles for each lead.
The timing is no coincidence. The video arrives after Cyberleek's $CYBERLEEK token cleared a $6 million market-cap goal — the "fully naked Lucia" clip was the promised reward for hitting it. The next milestone is $30 million, at which point the leaker threatens to release the full dev build publicly, including the "full story mode, played to the end, credits and all."
Grand Theft Auto VI launches November 19, 2026 on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. There is no official PC version.
