New Unofficial GTA 6 Footage Hints at Playable Build from Leaker
Cyberleek, the alias of the individual behind the recent wave of GTA 6 leaks, has returned with more footage. This latest clip features a tranquil flyover of the expansive cityscape between the Keys and Vice City, showcasing player character Jason piloting a crop duster while switching through radio stations. The video concludes with what seems to be evidence that Cyberleek possesses a playable version of the game, as we see Jason shooting bullets into a wall to spell out “LEEK.” Once again, this appears to be part of a promotion for a memecoin.
As with previous leaks, this footage will likely be uploaded and removed repeatedly as attempts are made to contain it. At the moment, you can find it circulating on various platforms, and it will continue to appear on social media. If you’re okay with some scenic spoilers, this clip gives a glimpse into the massive scale of the game and the intricate details of the environment. It also suggests that this build is somewhat dated, as much of the user interface looks like it consists of placeholder elements.
If you can look past Cyberleek’s persistent promotion of the $CYBERLEEK crypto coin and the accompanying QR code, you’ll notice a city layout that’s unlike anything seen in gaming before, featuring an incredibly realistic design without the usual tiling associated with such heights. However, there are some noticeable texture issues, particularly with the clouds, indicating that this is not a current build.
The video introduces a new UI element: the radio menu, which displays a series of squares at the top of the screen. This design seems unlikely for a build so close to launch and features stations like Stockyard FM, DNU, Emotion, Symphony FM, Back Country Radio, Rock, Circo Loco Records Radio, Dirty South Classics, and Honey FM. The player selects Róisín Murphy’s “Overpowered,” a track that’s been out for seven years, which doesn’t offer much in the way of clues. This is reminiscent of the rough-looking weapon menu seen in yesterday’s leaked footage; while both could be final, they would be surprisingly bland if they are.
The footage then shifts to Jason on the ground, using a Ruger PC Carbine rifle to shoot into a wall, creating bullet holes that spell out “LEEK.” This not only showcases the engine’s ability to handle multiple bullet holes simultaneously and the detailed destruction as debris falls, but it also serves as strong evidence that Cyberleek has access to a build of GTA 6 from which this footage is derived.
If that’s true, and unless someone can identify and stop Cyberleek, we can likely expect a lot more footage to surface, even ahead of the official game reveal on Netflix in a week. It will be intriguing to compare Cyberleek’s footage with what’s shown on Netflix to gauge just how outdated this build might be. Here’s hoping the UI sees some significant upgrades!
