A hacker group is is posting daily leaks of what appears to be details and footage from a build of GTA 6. Material posted so far includes various gameplay mechanics and assets, as well as a full game map.<\/p>\n
As reported by IGN<\/a>, the group, called “CyberLeek”, has threatened to release new videos daily. It has used the material posted so far, which has not been confirmed as authentic, to promote a memecoin.<\/p>\n The origin and age of the gameplay and assets remain uncertain. Rockstar and its parent company, Take-Two Interactive, seem to be working to remove the footage from social media.<\/p>\n CyberLeek began sharing footage earlier this week, with two additional videos yesterday and another today. The latest clip suggests the leakers have access to a playable build of the game as it shows one of the game’s protagonists Jason Duval spell “LEEK” with bullet holes onto a wall.<\/p>\n It’s unclear how old this apparent build is, and how much of the game is playable.<\/p>\n The group has demanded that Rockstar reconsider its all-digital strategy with GTA 6, including digital pre-orders and no physical discs, and remove monetised single-player content.<\/p>\n It has also threatened other publishers with leaks, stating: “If CyberLeek can reach Rockstar, no one is safe.”<\/p>\n GamesIndustry.biz has approached Take-Two for comment.<\/p>\n This is not the first time Rockstar has dealt with GTA 6 leaks. In September 2022, more than a year before Rockstar officially announced the title, Rockstar was hit by a major leak<\/a> of 90 in-development videos.<\/p>\n The authenticity of the footage was apparently confirmed when Take-Two removed related YouTube videos. The FBI subsequently investigated the alleged hacker responsible for the leaks.<\/p>\n In December 2023, the game’s trailer leaked<\/a> a day before its scheduled premiere, prompting Rockstar to release the official first look on YouTube earlier than planned.<\/p>\n Earlier this year, Rockstar experienced a third-party data breach<\/a> in which a hacker group accessed a “limited amount of non-material information.”<\/p>\n The latest leaked footage comes a week before an extended gameplay look of GTA 6 on Netflix, which will premiere on August 27.<\/p>\n