GTA 6 leaks: 25-minute video shows Jason and Lucia
A newly reported 25-minute Grand Theft Auto VI leak appears to show Jason and Lucia in uncensored gameplay, alongside footage of a scripted mission and races…
A fresh round of GTA 6 leaks has put story details and uncensored gameplay in circulation before the game’s release. A 25-minute video attributed to leaker Cyberleek reportedly shows Jason and Lucia in scenes from the game, giving players a reason to be cautious on social media.
Kotaku reported that Jason appears naked through most of the footage, including while riding a motorbike, visiting a beach-side coffee store and speaking with other characters. Lucia appears mostly naked in a brief clip at the end, according to the report.
The video also includes gameplay that may reveal parts of the story. Kotaku said it opens with a cutscene featuring Jason and Lucia before a dirt bike race tied to a scripted mission. The footage then shows first-person driving from Jason and a street race.
There are more unusual moments. The Verge, citing Kotaku, reported that Cyberleek appears to make a tank appear unexpectedly. The video also promotes a cryptocurrency coin associated with the leaker.
Players hoping to experience the story without advance details may want to avoid reposts and clips. Engadget said the video contains major spoilers and advised readers to be vigilant on social media. Repeated uploads can expose viewers to scenes they did not seek out, even when they are browsing unrelated posts.
The footage’s status also remains a consideration. Engadget said it could come from an earlier build of the game, and noted that the final content may differ. Rockstar Games has not confirmed the specific scenes described in the new video in the supplied reports.
Cyberleek had shared other GTA VI clips before, then appeared to disappear earlier this year after cashing out on a memecoin, The Verge reported. The new video marks a return by the leaker, whose identity remains unknown in the source reports.
Rockstar has previously condemned leaked footage. The company called earlier leaks “heartbreaking,” according to The Verge, and said they were not how it wanted players to see the game after a long wait. Take-Two has also requested subpoenas as it seeks to identify people it described as alleged infringers leaking footage.
The BBC reported that Take-Two Interactive launched legal proceedings over earlier leaks in a New York court. Rockstar said spoilers could affect the intended game experience, while thanking fans who had sent messages of support. Those earlier clips were removed from social media through copyright claims.
The wider dispute has also drawn criticism from people who say the company’s secrecy and business decisions frustrate players. The BBC reported that the group behind earlier leaks claimed to be acting in players’ interests and objected to Rockstar’s plans for the game’s physical release. The same report noted that cryptocurrency donations were solicited alongside leaked material, a detail that has prompted skepticism about the leaker’s stated motives.
Grand Theft Auto VI is scheduled to launch on November 19, according to The Verge and Engadget. Until then, the newly reported footage adds another source of possible spoilers for players trying to keep the story intact: the video runs for 25 minutes.
Source: theverge.com
