Spoiler warning: this article describes leaked story content from Grand Theft Auto VI.
The GTA 6 leak saga refuses to die. Since August 2026, an anonymous leaker — or group — calling itself Cyberleek has been dribbling out alleged Grand Theft Auto VI gameplay clips, map screenshots, and story spoilers, and neither Rockstar Games nor its parent company Take-Two Interactive has been able to stop it. Here is everything Cyberleek has leaked so far.
Cyberleek first surfaced in mid-August 2026, posting gameplay clips watermarked with links to a $CYBERLEEK crypto token. Take-Two responded aggressively: on August 20, it filed subpoenas against Microsoft and Discord to try to unmask the leaker, followed by subpoenas against Google and X Corp. The filings specifically cited "stolen content" — language that suggests at least some of the footage is legitimate. After Rockstar's 26-minute "Extended Look" trailer aired on Netflix, Cyberleek went silent for more than a month. Then, on October 8, the leaker returned with its biggest drop yet.
Note: we won't be sharing any leaked images or footage here. The material is stolen content that Take-Two is actively pursuing through legal action, and reposting it would only amplify the harm to the developers.
Every Grand Theft Auto 6 leak from Cyberleek so far
Map sneak peek 1: A small, cropped portion of the in-game world map showing a location called Dalton Island.
Map sneak peek 2: Another cropped map section revealing locations named Tequesta Retreat, Gloriana Key, and Catalan Key.
Basketball video: A clip of protagonist Jason Duval throwing a basketball into a hoop in a mini-game.
Full map: An alleged view of the entire in-game map.
Random video 1: Jason driving around briefly before beating up a truck driver.
Taser video: Jason driving at night, stealing a security guard's taser, using it on the guard, then repeatedly kicking him while he is down.
Junkies video: A clip showing a healing drug called Zombix; an on-screen tooltip indicates its effects weaken over time if used too much.
Plane video: Jason flying a plane over Vice City with much of the game world visible below. At the end, the player shoots the word "LEEK" into a wall with bullets — a strong hint the leaker has a playable build.
Hypercar part 1: Jason driving a high-end sports car around Vice City.
Hypercar part 2: More sports car driving, ending with Jason committing armed robbery.
Strip club: Jason wandering around a strip club, followed by a short in-game cutscene.
Gas station: Jason causes chaos at a gas station, steals a truck carrying a bed full of gasoline, then crashes and dies. More of the earlier cutscene plays afterward.
Plane video 2: Jason flying a plane over Vice City at night.
Nudist colony: Jason exploring a nudist hangout where NPCs are nude, then attacking them.
Nightclub: A largely uneventful clip of Jason walking around a nightclub interior.
Beach cycling: Jason riding a bicycle along a beach crowded with NPCs.
Video game store: Jason walking through a store stocked with shelves of fake video game boxes.
"How does Cyberleek drive?": Jason steals a hotrod and outruns the police. The clip ends with the first-ever glimpse of Lucia Caminos, the game's second playable protagonist, in a cutscene where she remarks that someone "drives like a bitch."
Lucia prologue: A four-and-a-half-minute prologue video introducing Caminos, containing minor story spoilers.
Extended leak: A roughly 25-minute video featuring vehicular races, car customization, first-person gameplay, and both protagonists appearing nude.
What is the latest GTA 6 leak from Cyberleek?
The newest drop landed on October 8, 2026: a 367MB, roughly 25-minute package titled GTA 6: An Extended Leek — a jab at Rockstar's Netflix "Extended Look" trailer. Posted on X after a mysterious question-mark poll on Cyberleek's own site closed the same day, it is the largest single GTA 6 leak to date.
The footage mixes cutscenes, story sequences, and raw gameplay: Jason and Lucia visiting a store and customizing outfits, dirtbike and car racing with nitrous, a tank spawned out of thin air via what appears to be a debug menu, and an in-game car commercial. Its biggest revelation may be first-person mode — Jason is shown driving with animated hands on the wheel and exploring on foot in first person — which contradicts August claims from a creator who visited Rockstar North that the mode would not be in the game at launch. The footage also shows a location called the Thrillbilly Mud Club and includes light story spoilers. Rockstar has described the leaks as "heartbreaking" as the studio counts down to the game's November 19, 2026 launch on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
What could be the next GTA 6 leak from Cyberleek?
The most alarming threat yet may still be ahead. Cyberleek is threatening to release an early build of the game containing the entire story mode — played to the end, credits and all — tying the release to its memecoin hitting a $30 million market cap. The leaker has also offered Take-Two an unusual way out: physical disks and a public apology, taken at any moment — or the company can gamble that the threat is a bluff.
Here's the deal, nice and clean. CYBERLEEK hits 30 million marketcap, the build goes out — full story mode, played to the end, credits and all. Don't believe it has full story mode? Ask for what you want to see, and it gets provided. Take-Two gets one way out: physical disks and a public apology. They can take it at any moment. Or they can gamble that CL is bluffing. Everyone knows which one they'll pick.
Cyberleek's identity remains unknown, and with the November launch approaching, there is no sign the leaks are finished. If the October return is any indication, the leaker is just getting warmed up.
