GTA 6 Leaks Continue: New Footage Shows Playable Build with “LEEK” Message

The never-ending saga of GTA 6 leaks continues, as Cyberleek, the individual responsible for the recent unauthorized release of gameplay footage, has resurfaced with even more material. This latest leak features a serene flyover sequence showcasing the expansive cityscape bridging the Keys and Vice City, with the player character, Jason, piloting a crop duster while cycling through radio stations. The video culminates in what appears to be irrefutable evidence that Cyberleek possesses a playable build: Jason fires bullets into a wall, spelling out the word “LEEK.” Predictably, this leak is also intertwined with promotion for a memecoin.

A Glimpse of Vice City’s Immense Scale

As with all previous leaks, this footage will be rapidly disseminated across the internet before being taken down by 2K’s legal team. At the time of writing, Cyberleek you can view it online, but expect its presence on platforms like X and Reddit to be fleeting. This latest leak offers a valuable opportunity to appreciate the sheer scale and intricate detail of GTA 6’s environment, even if it comes with unwanted promotional baggage.

The cityscape is unlike anything seen before in gaming, boasting an elaborate and realistic design that avoids the tiling often associated with such expansive environments. While some texture issues are noticeable, particularly on the clouds, they further suggest this isn’t a current build of the game.

Radio Stations and UI Clues

The video also reveals elements of the in-game radio menu, which appears as a series of squares at the top of the screen. This design seems unlikely to be present in a final build so close to release. The radio stations featured include SFM Stockyard FM, DNU, Emotion, Symphony FM, Back Country Radio, Rock, Circo Loco Records Radio, Dirty South Classics and Honey FM. Jason settles on Róisín Murphy’s “Overpowered,” released seven years ago, offering little in the way of concrete clues.

This observation echoes concerns raised about the ropy-looking weapon menu in yesterday’s leaked footage. While both could be final designs, their blandness would be surprising if they were implemented so late in development.

The “LEEK” Message and Future Leaks

The video concludes with Jason on the ground, using a Ruger PC Carbine rifle to fire bullets into a wall, forming the word “LEEK.” This not only demonstrates the engine’s ability to render numerous bullet holes simultaneously but also provides compelling evidence that Cyberleek has access to a playable build of GTA 6.

If this is indeed the source of all leaked footage, we can anticipate more unauthorized releases, even after the official reveal of the game on Netflix next week, August 27. It will be fascinating to compare Cyberleek’s footage with the official reveal and determine how outdated this build might be. Hopefully, the UI will show significant improvements by then!