GTA 6 Leaks Aren’t Over Yet, As New 25-Minute Gameplay Footage Appears

As the GTA 6 release date creeps ever closer, the now-notorious leaker Cyberleek doesn’t seem to be finished showing off unreleased content just yet.

Having been relatively quiet since August’s wave of shorter GTA 6 leaks, Cyberleek has released a 25-minute video of new gameplay footage and cutscenes just weeks before the game’s release.

A new post on the Cyberleek subreddit has sent Grand Theft Auto 6 fans scrambling after one user claimed to have spotted a new leak and shared an image of what appears to be a newly uploaded file. The original poster said they couldn’t download the file themselves.

Cyberleek had been largely silent for weeks after releasing a series of GTA 6 gameplay clips throughout August, but reports earlier this week suggested the leaker could be preparing another release after a mysterious poll appeared on the website with a deadline of October 8. Activity associated with the project’s cryptocurrency wallet was also reportedly resumed. At the time, it wasn’t clear whether the original person behind the Cyberleek operation was behind the activity or not.

According to comments in the Reddit post, users are attempting to download the apparently 25-minute long video. One commenter claimed the footage includes “new gameplay footage and cutscenes,” while another alleged that protagonist Jason can be seen running around completely naked. If true, this wouldn’t be entirely surprising since it was confirmed earlier this week that you can see him nude in the shower, Jason and Lucia can explore the more intimate side of their relationship, and there’s even a nudist colony.

The ZIP is reportedly titled “Extended Leek,” which is an obvious riff on Rockstar’s official GTA 6: An Extended Look. That trailer is roughly 26 minutes long and originally aired as a timed exclusive on Netflix.

Cyberleek’s original batch of leaks was enough to cause a headache for Rockstar. Showing everything from basketball and vehicle theft to Vice City locations and various NPC interactions, the leaks eventually prompted a response from the developer.

With GTA 6 now mere weeks away, there’s not much longer to wait to get your hands on the real thing. Until then, Rockstar’s official footage remains the safest way to get a look at the game without wandering into spoiler territory.