The latest GTA 6 leak from Cyberleek sees protagonist Jason Duval take a trip, and a camera, to a nude night party that quickly descends into a shooting.
For all the naked NPCs in this new GTA 6 clip, more attention has been paid to the QR code-backed message laid over the footage. After nearly a dozen clips of random violence and activities, Cyberleek is now threatening to post major story spoilers.
Their message reads: "Do you want a Lucia-led prologue? CL has been evading spoilers. CL just cannot make that decision, so a poll is required, plus, to show support at least 10 gamers need to show up dressed as leeks in front of Take2/Rock* [Take-Two/Rockstar] offices holding game discs during working hours."
The new nudist party clip is, in short, a gallery of shiny hineys. Male and female NPCs dance and talk in the nude as Jason looks very closely at them through a zoomed sight. Rockstar's attention to detail is on full display, with NPCs showing a range of body types.
One female NPC seems to react to Jason's lingering gaze, saying, "You got a friggin' problem or what? What, you want a closer look?" The NPC confronts Jason and, in true GTA fashion, is quickly attacked, sparking a murder spree.
Cyberleek has been polling topics of new gameplay footage since last week despite the systematic takedown of its website and mirrors, but this latest post marks a significant escalation. We've yet to see anything of Lucia, for one, nor has the group posted significant story spoilers thus far.
With this message, Cyberleek is openly inciting gamers to demonstrate outside the offices of either GTA 6 developer Rockstar or studio owner Take-Two, seemingly to echo the group's so-called "commandments," which oppose baked-in DLC, digital pre-orders, server shutdowns that make single-player content unplayable, and the general end of physical games.
Digital rights and preservationist group Stop Killing Games disavowed Cyberleek in a statement, saying, "Using illegal means to make a point is unacceptable."
Between today's public call to action and charging upwards of $165,000 selling ad space on GTA 6 leaks, Cyberleek has done a fabulous job giving Rockstar lawyers ammunition.
GTA 6 is only available digitally, and the person or group behind Cyberleek previously claimed that the leaks would continue until Rockstar changed its position and "issued a public statement and apology with a concrete commitment to be better."
Rockstar has kept quiet about the leaks so far, though Take-Two has subpoenaed Microsoft and Discord for account details potentially connected to Cyberleek. Xbox said it is "working closely" with Take-Two and Rockstar to support its apparent investigation.
This leak incident reportedly hasn't changed Rockstar's GTA 6 Netflix reveal or broader marketing and release plans.
It's important to remember that this entire leak scheme has also seen Cyberleek push a cryptocurrency ripe for a rug pull.
