It is once again time to shield your eyes if you do not wish to be subjected to leaks of Grand Theft Auto VI gameplay. If you saw that and thought that Cyberleek is back, you would be correct, as the infamous leaker has made their return. It was guessed earlier this month that Cyberleek would be returning, and the video from today’s leak shows that it is indeed the case. The infamous leaker released a video that showcases a lot of GTA VI gameplay, but it isn’t the same as before. This vigilante has come back with gameplay that must feature both the ‘M-rated’ and ‘spoiler warning’ tags.
Cyberleek Leaks Mission Gameplay Footage of GTA VI
Previous leaks that Cyberleek posted were nothing more than Jason or Lucia walking or driving around the various parts of Vice City. Occasionally, they would fire a gun or visit a strip club, but that was it. However, Cyberleek has stepped up their game and has moved on to posting story spoilers, so be warned if you end up looking for this video.
The video in question is a 23-minute-long escapade where Jason does various things. This includes completing two missions, with one being focused on the off-road races and the other being focused on customizing a vehicle and participating in a street race. The entire video includes the following:
- Cutscene showcasing the Thrillbilly off-road racing
- An introduction mission to off-road racing with dirt bikes
- Jason riding a dirt bike naked around the forest
- An introduction mission to street racing
- A cutscene introducing car customization
- Street racing in first-person POV
- Gameplay of Lucia running to the top of a building
There is a lot to unpack in the leaks, with the most prominent gameplay being the racing, which looks far better than that in previous entries in the series. The car customization looks solid, but was limited in the video, as it was a mission introducing the car customization. Because of this, only a handful of items change on the car, but the menus look clean.
There is no telling if there will be more leaks from Cyberleek, but we imagine that there will be more to come. Cyberleek ended the video with a call to action, stating they “have a project,” and that it requires “expensive hardware, months to set up, and years to run.”
