The "Grand Theft Auto VI" leak saga has escalated into its second day. According to foreign media reports, the group claiming responsibility, CyberLeek, has released a fourth alleged gameplay video within 24 hours. The latest footage showcases knife combat and concludes with a cutscene segment identical to previous leaks. With the visuals now including story dialogue, concerns are mounting that subsequent uploads could further spoil "GTA 6's" narrative.
Prior to this, CyberLeek had also published another new video featuring taser gameplay and a brief cutscene. Similar to the previous day's leaks, which included footage of Jason playing basketball, driving to attack NPCs, and alleged full map images, the new material heavily promotes a meme coin, leading some netizens to suspect the entire incident might be a cryptocurrency scam.
Notably, the leaked videos are overlaid with threatening text: "No physical discs? Then more leaks!" This echoes the group's declared dissatisfaction with the gaming industry's full digitalization, including controversies such as "GTA 6" lacking physical discs, digital pre-orders, so-called "fake" single-player DLC, and the removal of content players have already paid for. CyberLeek has also warned other major publishers to "play by the rules, or be the next target."
As of now, Rockstar Games and parent company Take-Two have yet to issue a statement regarding the second day of leaked videos, though related content appears to be consistently taken down. While the first day primarily featured gameplay snippets and map images, the addition of taser, knife combat, and cutscene content on the second day has heightened concerns about potential story spoilers.
CyberLeek also used the new videos to deny recent fake accounts emerging on X (formerly Twitter), indicating that the leak incident is not only far from over but is being leveraged by the group to amplify its voice and exert more direct publicity and cybersecurity pressure on Rockstar and Take-Two.
via： IGN