A fresh wave of alleged Grand Theft Auto VI footage from the group known as CyberLeek has circulated online, drawing fresh attention from fans and raising questions about how far into the game the leaker has advanced. The ninth clip in the recent series does not show the female protagonist Lucia in action. Instead, it ends with an on-screen mission objective that many interpret as evidence the dual-protagonist system has been unlocked.
Details from the Latest Leak
The short video focuses on Jason Duval. It shows him arriving at a gas station, interacting with an NPC who appears to be filling a container in the bed of a truck with fuel, then stealing the vehicle. A crash follows, leading to an explosion and the classic “Wasted” death screen. After the respawn sequence, a mission prompt reading “Return to Lucia” appears at the bottom of the screen.
Earlier clips from CyberLeek centered almost exclusively on Jason driving, fighting, flying, and exploring parts of Leonida. The consistent absence of Lucia had fueled speculation that the leaked build either lacked her content or that the leaker had not progressed far enough in the story to reach her. The new objective text has shifted that discussion. Supporters of the leak’s authenticity see it as confirmation that the character-switch or companion mechanics are active in the build CyberLeek is using.
Rockstar's Response and Community Reaction
Rockstar Games and parent company Take-Two Interactive have responded to the broader set of leaks with copyright takedown notices and legal steps aimed at identifying the source, including subpoenas directed at platforms. The company has not issued a public statement confirming or denying the validity of any specific clip. Insiders have suggested the circulating footage may come from a build that is at least a year old, meaning final visuals, systems, and content could differ by the time the game ships.
CyberLeek has framed the releases as a protest against industry shifts away from physical media and toward fully digital distribution. The group has also promoted a related memecoin alongside some of the videos, a detail that has drawn criticism from observers who question the motives. Meanwhile, copycat accounts and AI-generated fakes have complicated efforts to separate genuine material from misinformation.
What Comes Next for GTA 6
Rockstar is scheduled to release an Extended Look presentation for GTA 6 on Netflix and YouTube on August 27, 2026. The showcase is expected to highlight core gameplay systems, open-world details, and the relationship between Jason and Lucia. The game itself remains set for launch on November 19, 2026, for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
Until official material arrives, fans are left weighing the latest clip against Rockstar’s history of tightly controlling pre-release information. The “Return to Lucia” prompt has intensified interest, yet the lack of direct footage of the character continues to leave room for skepticism. As always with unconfirmed leaks, the safest approach remains waiting for Rockstar’s own reveals.