
New GTA 6 Cyberleek Video Contains Story Snippets and NSFW Detail
We thought we were done with the famous Grand Theft Auto VI known only as Cyberleek, but we went wrong on Thursday with a new GTA6 flee.
The still anonymous leaker (or group of leakers) published their first update since the end of August, in the form of a nearly 25-minute video that is fairly easy to find on social media. This is our most detailed look yet at Rockstar’s highly anticipated game, at least outside of the official “Extended Look” released on Netflix in August.
If you manage to track down the video, be warned: most of it is strictly not safe for work. It includes a plot images of Jason, the male protagonist, walking around completely naked, and All is modeled in all its details. It’s unclear if this is something you can actually do in the final game, or if Cyberleek used some sort of dev tools to achieve this. There is some evidence pointing to the latter point; NPCs don’t react to Jason’s nudity at all, and at one point the person playing the leaked version makes a tank appear out of thin air, suggesting abilities beyond what normal players will be able to do.
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There is also a very brief clip of Lucia, the game’s other protagonist, who is seen mostly naked at the very end of the video. There was speculation earlier in the week that nudity would be part of the game, and it looks like that’s at least partially confirmed now.
Beyond the NSFW elements, nothing in the video is all that surprising. We see a few different vehicle races, both preceded by cutscenes showcasing the characters in charge of the races in the countryside and city streets. These cutscenes aren’t particularly spoiler-heavy, but if you’re serious about not seeing them before release, you should probably avoid Cyberleek’s latest. GTA6 leaks.
We also get a brief look at vehicle customization, which includes the ability to upgrade the engine, transmission, and other aspects of the cars. There is also footage of the game played in first person, both while driving and walking around. This was a popular feature added by Rockstar. GTA 5 years after its release (and incorporated into Red Dead Redemption II), but this was not shown in GTA6 Again.
As a reminder, GTA6 releases on November 19 and is available for pre-order now for Xbox Series X/S and PlayStation 5.
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