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A GTA 6 Leak Shows 25 Minutes of Gameplay: What It Shows and What Remains Unconfirmed

A Cyberleek-attributed video shows roughly 25 minutes of GTA 6, including racing, car customization and apparent first-person driving. Rockstar has not authenticated the footage.

Footage
~25 MIN
Published
OCT 8 2026
Authentication
UNCONFIRMED
Release
NOV 19 2026
Jason and Lucia in official Grand Theft Auto VI artwork
Official Grand Theft Auto VI artwork. Daykyri does not reproduce leaked footage. Rockstar Games

A new video attributed to Cyberleek shows roughly 25 minutes of GTA 6 material. VGC says it has viewed the footage and believes it appears authentic, describing racing, clothing purchases, vehicle customization and other gameplay situations. Rockstar Games has not publicly authenticated the video, so a feature appearing in this build should not be treated as confirmed for the final release.

LEAK NOTICE: Daykyri does not host, link to, embed or reproduce the leaked material. This article reports relevant information published by outlets that say they have seen the footage and avoids unnecessary story spoilers.

Status: footage not officially published by Rockstar. VGC says it has viewed the video and believes it appears authentic.

What we can sayWhat remains unconfirmed
A roughly 25-minute video attributed to Cyberleek is circulatingRockstar has authenticated the footage
VGC says it viewed the video and believes it appears authenticEverything shown will ship in the final game
VGC describes activity at Thrillbilly Mud ClubThe complete structure of that activity
A dirt race appearsHow many races the game contains
VGC describes vehicle customizationThe final depth of car customization
First-person driving has been reportedFirst person is officially confirmed for launch
VGC describes Jason fully nudeFull nudity will be a normal player-controlled option
A tank appears in an unusual wayWhether it comes from a cheat, dev tool or modification

What leaked from GTA 6 today

Unconfirmed

On October 8, 2026, Cyberleek returned with a roughly 25-minute video attributed to GTA VI.

VGC says it has seen the footage and that it appears authentic. The publication does not share the video, but describes Jason and Lucia at Thrillbilly Mud Club, a dirt race, vehicle customization, street racing, nudity and a tank appearing in circumstances that are difficult to explain as ordinary gameplay.

Rockstar and Take-Two have not publicly authenticated the footage.

VGC — report on the Cyberleek-attributed footage

A 25-minute recording gives considerably more context than an isolated clip. We still do not know the exact state or age of the build, or which tools were available to whoever recorded it.

Thrillbilly Mud Club and a dirt race

Unconfirmed

Official GTA VI imagery showing vehicles and mud, not from the leaked footage

Official Rockstar Games image. Not taken from the leak.

VGC describes a sequence at Thrillbilly Mud Club, which the publication identifies as a location Rockstar had already shown in official GTA VI material.

Jason and Lucia buy clothing for the event and speak to competitors before Jason participates in a dirt race against motorcycles and other vehicles.

VGC — Thrillbilly Mud Club and the dirt race

That tells us what this build appears to contain.

It does not establish how many events the location offers, whether they form a progression chain or how Thrillbilly Mud Club will be structured in the retail release.

Daykyri says: what does it mean with the controller in your hands? If the activity survives in a similar form, the location could connect exploration, character interaction and racing without moving the player into a separate menu. Its full structure remains unknown.

The footage appears to show GTA 6 in first person

Unconfirmed

The Verge reports first-person driving in the new footage, in this part of its report citing Kotaku’s description of the video.

The Verge — coverage of the new GTA VI footage

Unconfirmed The safest conclusion is that footage attributed to GTA VI appears to contain a first-person driving camera.

Rockstar has not officially announced a first-person mode for GTA VI at launch.

A camera working in a development build may reach the retail product, change during development or exist for internal purposes.

Daykyri says: what does it mean with the controller in your hands? If Rockstar keeps the camera, driving from inside the vehicle could significantly change the sense of speed and scale. For now, it remains a feature seen in unofficial material.

Car customization and street racing

Unconfirmed

Night street race from official GTA VI promotional material, not from the leaked footage

Official Rockstar Games image. Not taken from the leak.

VGC describes Jason obtaining a car, taking it to a customization shop, receiving upgrades and new decals, and then entering a street race.

VGC — car customization and street racing

That supports reporting vehicle customization visible in the footage described by VGC.

We are not treating menu labels, individual performance parts, nitrous options or statistics read from community screenshots as established facts.

Those details need stronger sourcing before Daykyri publishes them as features.

The final depth of the customization system also remains unknown.

Daykyri says: what does it mean with the controller in your hands? If this flow survives, a modified car could move directly from the shop into a driving activity. The economy, progression and limits of the system still need firmer evidence.

The nudity does not confirm how the final game will handle it

Unconfirmed

VGC says Jason appears fully nude for roughly 14 minutes of the video and describes a later sequence in which Lucia is partially nude.

The Verge also reports nudity in the material.

VGC — nudity described in the footage

The Verge — report on the footage

Unconfirmed That supports describing the state of the characters in this particular build. It does not establish that players will be able to freely keep Jason or Lucia fully nude during normal retail gameplay.

There is also an important piece of official context.

Confirmed Rockstar already displays a content rating for Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Look that includes Nudity and Strong Sexual Content.

Rockstar Games — Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Look

The leak provides a specific situation. The official rating confirms the broader type of content, but does not explain how or when it appears in the game.

The tank is why the rest of the footage needs caution

Unconfirmed

One moment changes how the rest of the recording should be interpreted.

VGC says a tank suddenly appears and is dropped into the water. The publication cannot determine whether this comes from a legitimate cheat, a modified build or another tool being used by the leaker.

VGC — tank and uncertainty around the build

That does not make the entire video false.

It does mean that seeing something on screen is not enough to establish that it will work the same way on November 19.

Possible explanations include a cheat, development tools, debugging functions, a modified build or an ordinary game feature.

We do not know which.

That uncertainty also matters when interpreting other unusual states in the recording.

Are there GTA 6 story spoilers?

Unconfirmed

Yes, although the reporting available so far points mainly to light story spoilers.

The Verge describes a cutscene that leads into a racing activity and warns that the video includes narrative material.

The Verge — story content in the leaked footage

Daykyri does not transcribe leaked dialogue, retell complete story scenes or use screenshots from the video.

If you want to reach launch having seen only material Rockstar chose to publish, avoid copies and thumbnails circulating on social platforms.

Is the GTA 6 leak authentic?

Unconfirmed

The most precise answer today is:

Unconfirmed Rockstar has not publicly authenticated the video. VGC says it has viewed the footage and believes it appears authentic.

VGC — assessment of the footage

Characters, locations and activities described in the reporting overlap with known GTA VI material, and multiple established publications are covering the same video.

That increases its journalistic credibility.

Official authentication is still missing.

The position we can support is that the footage appears to come from GTA VI but remains unofficial material from a build whose full technical context is unknown.

Who is Cyberleek and why does it matter?

Unconfirmed

VGC identifies Cyberleek as the person or group behind this recent series of GTA 6 leaks.

The publication reports that Take-Two previously described its investigation as rapidly evolving and had sought information from multiple platforms in an effort to identify whoever was responsible.

VGC — Cyberleek investigation context

The Verge has also reported on Take-Two’s attempts to identify the people leaking GTA VI material.

The Verge — GTA VI leak context

Daykyri does not speculate about Cyberleek’s real identity, publish personal information or link to cryptocurrency, fundraising or promotional projects associated with the leak.

What Rockstar has officially confirmed about GTA VI

Confirmed

Official illustrated promotional art of the GTA VI protagonists

Official artwork: Rockstar Games.

Confirmed Grand Theft Auto VI launches November 19, 2026 on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.

Rockstar continues to list that release date in its official material.

Its roughly 26-minute Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Look, released August 27, was captured entirely from in-game footage on PlayStation 5, according to Rockstar.

Rockstar Games — Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Look

That remains the reference point when a GTA VI feature needs Rockstar confirmation.

Our GTA 6 gameplay guide collects the systems supported by official footage and developer comments.

What remains unconfirmed

Unconfirmed

As of October 8, 2026, the leak cannot settle several important questions:

  • Unconfirmed Rockstar has not publicly authenticated the 25-minute video.
  • Unconfirmed The age and exact development state of the build are unknown.
  • Unconfirmed First person has not been officially announced for launch.
  • Unconfirmed The final depth of vehicle customization is unknown.
  • Unconfirmed We do not know whether the nudity shown can be freely selected during normal gameplay.
  • Unconfirmed The tank may involve a cheat, internal tool or modification.
  • Unconfirmed Nothing establishes that every visible feature will reach the retail game unchanged.

Twenty-five minutes gives us a lot to observe.

The missing context around the build still matters.

Frequently asked questions

Did roughly 25 minutes of GTA 6 really leak?

VGC says it has viewed a roughly 25-minute video attributed to Cyberleek and believes it appears authentic. Rockstar has not publicly authenticated it.

Will GTA 6 have first person?

The Verge reports first-person driving in the footage, citing Kotaku’s description. Rockstar has not officially announced the feature for launch.

Does the leak confirm GTA 6 car customization?

VGC describes a car entering a shop, receiving upgrades and decals, and then being used in a street race. The final depth and rules of the system remain unknown.

Will players be able to make Jason fully nude?

That is unconfirmed. VGC describes Jason in that state in the leaked build, but we do not know how it was enabled or whether it belongs to normal retail gameplay.

Has Rockstar confirmed nudity in GTA VI?

Rockstar has officially displayed a rating containing Nudity and Strong Sexual Content. That confirms the general content category, not the exact gameplay conditions.

Is this the final version of GTA 6?

There is no evidence establishing that. The age and development state of the build are unknown.

No. Daykyri does not host, link to or reproduce the leaked footage.


More on GTA 6

GTA 6 Gameplay: What We Know After the Extended Look

GTA 6 Customization: Clothes, Hair, Tattoos and Cars

Jason and Lucia in GTA 6: Relationship, Romance and Choices


Sources

Rockstar Games — Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Look

VGC — coverage of the roughly 25-minute Cyberleek-attributed GTA 6 video

The Verge — coverage of the new GTA VI leaked footage

Last verified: October 8, 2026.