The Grand Theft Auto VI leaks continue – a fifth video has been released by the cyber extortionist responsible for the first four, and this time it looks like they might actually have a playable build of the game.
As we previously reported, the group leaking GTA VI gameplay footage and even some brief cutscenes is still at it. After a series of legal takedowns, it appears Rockstar and Take-Two have not been able to shut it all down yet – another gameplay video has surfaced.
This time it seems to show live plane gameplay footage, and perhaps more interestingly, it ends in what looks to be Jason – one of the game’s protagonists – shooting a wall to spell the work “LEEK” in bullet holes.
These leaks all seem to be coming from the same someone/group, and this appears to indicate they actually have a working build of the game. Up until now it was mostly unclear whether or not the hacker(s) somehow stole footage of the gameplay/cutscenes or actually had a playable build of the game. But if this is actually real, it appears they do have some version of GTA VI in a playable state.
Previous leaked videos from the same source reportedly feature in-game music from the GTA VI radio stations with a song from 2025. This, in combination with the latest footage, could indicate a playable build much more recent that initially suspected.
As mentioned previously, the leaker is now running what appears to be some sort of crypto scam, asking folks to actually pay for the clips (or at least to vote on which kind of clip is leaked next but he looks of it). Don’t do it, and maybe don’t support this.
We will not be linking to this footage in any way, but if you really need to spoil the most anticipated game in recent memory after over a decade of waiting, and less than a week from the official reveal with low res footage from some extortionist, go for it.
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