New gameplay footage for Grand Theft Auto VI has surfaced online, raising concerns about potential spoilers for upcoming official marketing events. The leak involves three distinct video clips that depict the game’s main character engaging in driving, robbery, and nightlife activities. Players and fans should be aware that these unauthorized releases may diminish the impact of planned reveals, including a scheduled Netflix event.
Three new clips show protagonist driving, robbery, and nightlife
The footage was released by a leaker known as CyberLeek, who has been active in sharing content related to the title. DSOGaming reports that the videos show the protagonist driving a vehicle, stealing a gas station, and entering a strip club. These scenes provide a glimpse into the open-world mechanics and narrative elements expected in the final product.
Analysis suggests the leaked footage originates from the PC version of the game, according to external assessments by DSOGaming. This detail is significant because Rockstar Games has not yet confirmed a PC release date, with console versions slated for later this year. The leaker has not distributed a full playable build, limiting the scope of the leak to video recordings rather than source code or executable files.
Security warnings have emerged regarding fake torrents claiming to contain a GTA 6 build, which actually harbor malware. The leaker CyberLeek is distinct from the hacker who claimed access to source code in September 2022, according to author assessment. Take-Two Interactive remains scheduled to release the game on consoles later this year, with a PC version potentially following in 2027.
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