•A recently circulated video allegedly showing Grand Theft Автоматично 6 protagonists Jason and Lucia fully naked has drawn skepticism from some observers who suspect Crypto leaker Cyberleek altered the build it claims to have accessed. The footage reportedly appeared after Cyberleek threatened to release gameplay depicting Lucia nude once its memecoin’s market capitalization reached $4 million, a milestone achieved over the weekend.
A telltale sign noted during a previous leak was a tank spawned into the game world, suggesting access to some kind of developer menu. In this latest footage, NPCs in the game world fail to react to Jason and Lucia being fully nude, leading some to believe the effect was produced using either a dev menu or cheats.
One theory holds that Cyberleek accessed this state for both characters because at least one mission may show them naked—perhaps within a nudist resort. This remains speculation, and it is unknown whether GTA 6 will feature either character nude at any point, officially at least.
Cyberleek has doubled down on its cryptocurrency scheme over the past week, threatening Rockstar and parent company Take-Two with the release of a full playthrough of the game’s story if it fails to release GTA 6 on disc and issue a public apology once its memecoin hits $30 million in market cap.
Few believe these GTA 6 leaks are about campaigning for physical media—rather, they appear designed to generate profit from cryptocurrency. To that end, Cyberleek has polled people on the release of a “Lucia closeup 4k video,” suggesting further leaks are incoming.
A cryptocurrency market capitalization is the total dollar value of all coins or tokens of a digital asset currently in circulation. At the time of this article’s publication, Cyberleek had a market cap of $2.7 million, having spiked at $8.4 million on October 11 as people pushed for the release of the latest gameplay.
Cyberleek appeared to go dark after a spate of high-profile GTA 6 leaks in August that sparked an investigation from Rockstar’s parent company Take-Two. The company issued subpoenas to platforms including Discord as part of its hunt for those responsible. That leak showed cutscenes, story beats, playable characters Jason and Lucia nude—in the case of Jason, full-frontal nudity—and a first-person camera.
It remains unclear how the gameplay footage, or any potential build it was taken from, escaped Rockstar’s tight security. This week’s developments suggest Cyberleek remains at large and defiant in the face of potential legal action.
In August, Rockstar addressed the GTA 6 leaks, describing the situation as “heartbreaking” for its development team and “unfortunate” for fans. At the time, the developer acknowledged that its intended experience for players “may now be impacted by some spoilers,” but reiterated GTA 6’s previously confirmed launch date of November 19.
Analysis of cryptocurrency transactions in late August pointed to the GTA 6 leaker having “cashed out,” earning around $270,000 in the process. Every video posted by Cyberleek directed fans to a website where they could pay to vote on further leaks using the leaker’s own cryptocurrency.
Whether the culprit or culprits are ever caught may rest on how successful Take-Two’s legal team and relevant authorities are at forcing social networks or crypto exchanges to divulge personal details about those responsible.
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