A new Grand Theft Auto 6 leak has surfaced online, giving players nearly 25 minutes of footage showing dirt-bike racing, vehicle customisation, first-person driving, and story sequences. But the most controversial part of the video is its depiction of protagonists Jason Duval and Lucia Caminos in various states of undress.
The footage was published on Thursday, October 8, by Cyberleek, the anonymous leaker behind several earlier GTA 6 clips. According to Video Games Chronicle (VGC), which reviewed the video, Jason appears fully naked for around 14 minutes of the footage.
Beyond the explicit scenes, the leak offers a closer look at racing, car upgrades, and driving mechanics in Rockstar Games' upcoming open-world game. However, a sequence showing a tank appearing out of nowhere raises questions about whether the footage comes from a modified build or a development environment.
Neither the specific features shown nor the circumstances surrounding the footage have been officially confirmed by Rockstar.
Emmanuel Umahi
What Does the New GTA 6 Leak Reveal?
The video opens with Jason and Lucia preparing for a dirt-bike racing event. They visit a clothing shop before heading to the Thrillbilly Mud Club, a location previously featured in Rockstar's official promotional material.
One sequence then moves into a race featuring dirt bikes and other vehicles. Unlike a brief promotional clip, the footage shows more of the lead-up to the event, including the protagonists' preparations and interactions with other characters.
Subsequently, the video shifts to Jason exploring the world, driving vehicles and visiting a garage. These sequences provide additional glimpses of activities that could feature in the finished game.
Rockstar's official GTA 6 promotional material has already established Leonida as the game's setting, with Vice City at the centre of its fictional version of Florida. This leak adds more footage of gameplay systems, although it does not establish how much of the content will remain unchanged at launch.
GTA 6 Leak Shows Car Customisation and Engine Upgrades
Vehicle customisation is one of the more substantial gameplay details in the footage.
Jason drives a car into a garage, where the video shows engine modifications and changes to the vehicle's appearance, including decals. He subsequently takes the car into a street race, linking the upgrade system to the game's driving activities.
The sequence suggests that vehicle tuning could play a role in preparing cars for races, rather than serving purely as a cosmetic feature. However, the footage does not provide a complete breakdown of available upgrades, their costs, or how progression through the system might work.
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