CyberLeek has escalated its GTA 6 leaks with a threat to release a claimed full playable build (including complete story mode through credits), tied to a $30 million meme-coin market cap, while also demanding physical discs and a public apology from Take-Two.
The group has continued dropping new unauthorized footage, including explicit nude clips of Lucia and Jason.
Background
CyberLeek first appeared in mid-August 2026, posting what appear to be authentic (but unauthorized) GTA 6 gameplay clips, map details, and other material—often with their watermark.
Early videos suggested access to a playable development build (one notable clip showed the word “LEEK” written in bullet holes on a wall).
Take-Two responded with DMCA takedowns and federal subpoenas (including against Discord, Microsoft, Google, and X) in an effort to identify the person or group.
Rockstar has previously called the leaks “heartbreaking.”
The game is scheduled for November 19, 2026 (PS5 and Xbox Series X/S; digital-focused launch with limited physical options).
Recent Escalation (Early–Mid October 2026)
After going quiet for over a month, CyberLeek returned around October 8–11 with:
- A roughly 24–25 minute “Extended Leek” package of new footage (missions, cutscenes, racing, first-person driving, vehicle customization, story elements, and nude scenes of both protagonists).
- Follow-up clips focused on Lucia, including fully nude gameplay (walking streets, parachuting, etc.).
The threat, posted on their site:
“Here’s the deal, nice and clean. CYBERLEEK hits 30 million marketcap, the build goes out — full story mode, played to the end, credits and all.
Don’t believe it has full story mode? Ask for what you want to see, and it gets provided.
Take-Two gets one way out: physical disks and a public apology.
They can take it at any moment.
Or they can gamble that CL is bluffing. Everyone knows which one they’ll pick.”
They have also listed a “Full 200+GB playable build” as the top milestone.
Lower market-cap targets were tied to progressive nudity of Lucia (bikini, topless, fully nude, higher-res versions). As of mid-October reporting, the associated Solana meme coin was trading far below the $30M target (estimates around $2.5–5.7M depending on the exact moment of reporting).
Key Details and Skepticism
- Nudity footage: Multiple clips show Lucia and Jason nude in the open world. Observers note that NPCs do not react, and earlier clips allowed spawning items (e.g., a tank), strongly suggesting a developer build or debug/dev-menu access rather than a feature of the final game.
- Motive: The group has framed the leaks as a protest against digital-only/pre-order practices and the lack of a traditional physical disc version. However, the heavy promotion of their own meme coin has led many to view it primarily as a crypto scheme.
- Authenticity: Earlier clips have been widely treated as real (Take-Two’s aggressive legal response supports that). The existence of a complete, end-to-end playable story build has not been independently verified; CyberLeek has offered to show specific scenes on request as proof.
- Take-Two/Rockstar: No major new public statements specifically addressing the October threats or the full-build claim. They continue copyright enforcement. Identification efforts have not publicly succeeded so far.
Bottom line: The group is applying maximum pressure in the final weeks before launch by combining spoiler/story-mode threats with sensational nude content and a crypto incentive.
Whether they actually possess (and will release) a full playable build remains unproven, and the $30M coin target looks ambitious based on current valuations.
Rockstar and Take-Two are still treating the material as stolen and pursuing legal avenues.
