GTA 6 Leak #13 Unveils Stunning Crowd Scenes You Have to See

As the daily two-minute leaks keep rolling in, our latest glimpse of Grand Theft Auto V takes us to a beach at dusk, where Jason rides his bike along the shore, weaving through throngs of sunbathers. The variety in NPCs here is truly remarkable, showcasing some of the best diversity seen in gaming to date.

It’s puzzling why the leaker, known as Cyberleek, consistently chooses to unveil unofficial footage in such frustrating lighting. Like the previous leak, this clip is annoyingly dark, which obscures the stunning visuals of what is shaping up to be an incredible game. Despite this minor annoyance, this unofficial marketing push for Rockstar’s upcoming title has unveiled details that set a new standard in gaming. This time, the focus is on the crowds, and you can catch the clip for yourself.

Typically, games with large crowds tend to recycle NPC designs. Sometimes it’s obvious, other times it’s cleverly masked, but this is on another level. Scanning the footage, it’s tough to find the same color of swimwear or even the same character twice. Similar to the nudist colony footage from yesterday, the beach scene displays an astonishing variety of body types, skin tones, and, most impressively, unique animations and actions. It’s not just a matter of NPCs popping in as you approach; this intricate crowd is visible from a distance, with their distinct features apparent even in this low-quality clip.

The dialogue is equally entertaining. This latest installment of GTA continues the tradition of NPCs dramatically reacting to your character’s presence, with lines like, “Stop staring at my boobs, please. I know they’re amazing, but…” Other memorable quotes include, “I’m one of the hottest bitches out here,” and “Hashtag mermaid bitches today, am I right?!”

Of course, it’s not flawless. There’s a quirky moment where a few characters’ backpacks suddenly appear as they walk by, and one guy awkwardly wobbles in his deckchair as you cycle past. However, these minor issues are dwarfed by the impressive scale of what’s working here. The glow of phone screens as people snap group photos or selfies, the gentle waves lapping at the legs of beachgoers, and the long shadows cast by the setting sun across their skin are all breathtaking.

The irony of the attempts by 2K and Rockstar to halt these leaks with intrusive subpoenas grows with each astonishing clip, even if they’re buried beneath the leaker’s self-promotional antics and their questionable crypto coin pitches. The Netflix reveal scheduled for Thursday was supposed to be our first proper look at the game in action, but with 13 clips totaling around 26 minutes already out, it’s safe to say that the hype has been somewhat deflated. Still, none of this will negatively impact GTA 6.

Anyone watching these clips and not feeling excited to play the game is either a stubborn contrarian or was never planning to buy it in the first place. The vast majority of potential players are likely unaware of the leaks altogether. Personally, I was set on waiting for the game to hit PC in June 2027 (at least, that’s my guess), but after seeing all this footage, I’m starting to think I might just have to shell out for a PS5 version. And I know I won’t be the only one.