A new Grand Theft Auto 6 gameplay video leaked online today by hacker group CyberLeek shows co-protagonist Jason driving at night through Vice City, engaging in fights with security personnel and police, and using a taser weapon [1, 2, 3]. Earlier clips leaked by CyberLeek have revealed details including a fuel meter and a possible morality system [3].
The leaked footage introduces new gameplay mechanics such as smashing car windows to gain entry and cloning car keys to quietly steal vehicles [1, 3]. Combat has evolved to include aiming mechanics that allow hipfire with stun weapons, and players can interact with NPCs through greetings or taunts [3]. Scenes show Jason stealing a police motorcycle, raiding a refinery using a taser, and relaxing on a fishing boat drinking beer with a friend [1, 3].
CyberLeek has posted multiple videos and announced plans for more leaks to come [1, 2, 3]. RockStar Games has not publicly confirmed the authenticity of the footage but has issued takedown requests to remove the leaked videos from hosting platforms [1, 2, 3]. A consumer rights group, Stop Killing Games, warned the public against sending money to CyberLeek, who appear to be profiting using cryptocurrency links attached to the leaks. They said, "Do not send these people your money, no matter how much sympathy you may feel for their actions" [1].
Twitter user AmineKaiZa drew attention to the latest leak saying, "I've got a new real leak about GTA 6 for you" [2]. Grand Theft Auto 6 is scheduled for release on November 19, 2026 [1]. Rockstar Games plans an official game reveal on August 27, 2026 [3], just over a week from today.
