
The recent wave of GTA 6 leaks has escalated further with a new dump of gameplay footage showing widespread nudity, while the leaker hints at upcoming story spoilers and urges fans to protest outside Rockstar and Take-Two Interactive offices.
The latest clip, posted by 'CyberLeek,' shows protagonist Jason exploring a nudist colony filled with fully exposed characters, including explicit dialogue and the player using binoculars to zoom in on character models. The scene eventually leads to a fight, and the player guns down numerous civilians.
Beyond the surprising nudity, the footage is notable for a watermark claiming that a 'Lucia-led prologue' could be released next, with the leaker again asking fans to vote via cryptocurrency, a move widely viewed as a crypto scheme.
In another bizarre twist, the leaker calls for fans to physically protest by dressing as leeks and holding up game discs outside Rockstar's offices. This marks the first time the leaker has encouraged real-world action.
So far, the leaked gameplay has included only minor cutscene snippets with no major story details, focusing on Jason's open-world activities. More significant content may be on the horizon.
The leaker also appears to be amplifying their original justification for the leaks: protesting the lack of a physical disc release for GTA 6, a decision announced shortly before PlayStation revealed it would phase out PS5 discs for new games starting January 2028.
This all comes just before Netflix's exclusive 'Grand Theft Auto 6: An Extended Look' on Thursday, August 27, which will be available on the streaming platform for six hours before hitting YouTube and other outlets.
According to Bloomberg, Rockstar is still in the dark about the source of the leaks, and while there are no plans to cancel the Netflix reveal, internal morale is low, with management sending pep emails to staff. Former Rockstar technical director Obbe Vermeij downplayed the damage.
GTA 6 is slated for release on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S on November 19, 2026. Take-Two has subpoenaed Microsoft, Discord, and X/Twitter, but the leaker remains undeterred. IGN has reached out to Take-Two and Rockstar for comment.

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