25-minute Gta Vi Gameplay Leak Circulates Ahead Of November Launch
A new gameplay video attributed to Cyberleek shows Jason and Lucia, raises questions about character customization, and contains story spoilers, according to Engadget and The Verge.
A 25-minute video of Grand Theft Auto VI gameplay is circulating online ahead of the game’s planned November 19 launch. Engadget and The Verge identify the source as Cyberleek, a leaker who has shared other footage of the game. Both outlets warn that the new video reveals parts of the story, though they differ on how substantial those spoilers are.
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What the footage shows
Much of the video follows co-protagonist Jason moving through Vice City while fully nude, according to both reports. The Verge, citing Kotaku, says he appears unclothed across several activities, including riding a motorbike, visiting a beach-side coffee store and speaking with other characters. It also reports that a brief clip near the end shows Lucia mostly nude from behind.
The footage suggests that players may be able to keep characters unclothed during gameplay, but it does not establish what options will be available in the released game. Engadget cautions that Cyberleek’s footage could come from an earlier build and says Rockstar’s final plans are unknown.
Story spoilers and other gameplay
Engadget describes the video as packed with major story spoilers and advises people who want to encounter the game’s plot for themselves to be careful on social media. The Verge characterizes some of the apparent spoilers as light. Citing Kotaku, it says the video begins with a cutscene involving Jason and Lucia that leads into a dirt bike race during a scripted mission.
The Verge also describes first-person driving footage, a street race and a moment in which Cyberleek appears to bring a tank into the scene. Both outlets say the video includes promotion for a cryptocurrency coin. Neither report establishes whether everything shown will appear in the finished game.
Previous leaks and the release date
This is not the first GTA VI footage attributed to Cyberleek. The Verge says the leaker shared several clips before an earlier Netflix special about the game. It reports that Rockstar Games called those leaks “heartbreaking” and that publisher Take-Two has sought multiple subpoenas in an effort to identify alleged leakers. Engadget says Rockstar’s legal team has also been working to remove leaked clips.
For players avoiding spoilers, the immediate concern is the video’s circulation before launch. Both outlets give November 19 as GTA VI’s release date, and The Verge says the game is available for preorder. Engadget notes that the newly leaked footage is likely to spread further on social media.
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