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Full-Frontal Nudity, Dirt-Biking, and a Dev Menu: GTA 6's Infamous Leaker Is Back with the Most X-Rated Look at the Game Yet
The 25-minute video shows full-frontal nudity, story cutscenes and a tank spawned in midair, reigniting spoiler warnings online.
On Thursday, notorious leaker Cyberleek released a 25-minute unauthorized gameplay video of Grand Theft Auto VI showing protagonists Jason and Lucia in various states of nudity, including full-frontal nudity for Jason, as the footage circulates across social media.
Technical anomalies like spawning a tank mid-air suggest the footage originates from an early build rather than final gameplay. These discrepancies raise questions about whether depicted nudity will be accessible when the game launches November 19, 2026.
Rockstar Games previously called leaks "heartbreaking," while parent company Take-Two Interactive continues pursuing subpoenas. Analysis suggests Cyberleek earned around $270,000 by leveraging leaks to promote a meme coin and soliciting payments for further unauthorized footage.
Published age ratings from the ESRB confirm "Strong Sexual Content" and "Nudity" for the Mature 17+ title. Australia's classification authority also issued an R18+ rating citing "sex scenes" in consumer advice.
Despite these disruptions, Rockstar maintains Grand Theft Auto VI is on track for worldwide release across PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S on November 19, 2026. Cyberleek teases potential future leaks via a cryptocurrency-based poll ending Sunday.