The internet is ablaze once again as more unauthorized gameplay footage from Rockstar Games’ highly anticipated title, GTA 6, has surfaced online. This follows a string of leaks that have been circulating for weeks, leaving fans both excited and frustrated.
New Leak: “Taser Video”
On August 19th, the Cyberleek website updated its page hosting previous GTA 6 gameplay leaks and added a new video titled “Taser Video.” This leaked footage quickly spread across Reddit and social media platforms. As with the earlier clips, re-uploads of this latest gameplay snippet are being swiftly removed due to copyright complaints, seemingly confirming their authenticity and indicating that Take-Two Interactive is actively attempting to scrub them from the web.
As of Wednesday morning, Rockstar Games has remained conspicuously silent regarding these leaks. Kotaku has reportedly reached out to Rockstar for an official statement, but as of now, there has been no response.
Gameplay Details Revealed
The newly leaked footage offers a glimpse into the game’s mechanics and narrative. We see Jason, presumably one of the protagonists, driving around at night. He then encounters security officers, leading to an altercation where he ultimately subdues them. A notable detail is his ability to pick up and wear an officer’s hat, mirroring a similar feature found in Red Dead Redemption 2. Later in the clip, Jason uses a taser to incapacitate another officer. The footage also hints at a key gameplay element: the ability to “clone” car keys, as suggested by a pop-up prompt when approaching a vehicle. Following the encounter with the guards, Jason pursues and steals a semi-truck on foot.
Adding another layer of intrigue, a cutscene includes dialogue where one character tells Jason, “They don’t know nothing about me, man. I use a VPN.” This line has not gone unnoticed by fans, who interpret it as a direct jab from the hacker or leaker responsible for these leaks, seemingly taunting Rockstar and Take-Two’s inability to contain the flow of unauthorized content.
Fan Reactions and Music Identification
The online community is buzzing with excitement and speculation. Fans have already identified the song playing in the leak as “Sports Car” by Tate McRae, released in 2025. Within minutes of the leak going live, comments flooded the official YouTube lyric video, filled with GTA fans referencing the ongoing situation.
This is a developing story, and we will continue to provide updates as more information becomes available. The question remains: how much longer can Rockstar Games maintain its silence before addressing this escalating series of leaks?
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