GTA 6 leaker threatens to drop entire game as 6 new features confirmed in Lucia gameplay

A working build of Grand Theft Auto VI could be dropped in its entirety online, as Cyberleek threatens their most drastic action yet.

The now infamous Grand Theft Auto leaker has returned this month to release 25-minutes of unseen GTA VI gameplay, though it’s still unclear how they have access to the game.

They've even been accepting financial donations from fans in exchange for more gameplay, the latest of which focuses entirely on Lucia.

Everything Cyberleek’s new GTA VI gameplay showed off

Details on the new leak have been shared online by Reddit users like u/ZamnBoii and around six gameplay features were shown off.

Kicking things off is the confirmation that both Jason and Lucia can be stripped naked before exploring the open-world. Cyberleek’s footage last week went viral after fans got to see Jason hanging dong and Lucia being just as scantily clad.

The new leaks took things a step further though as Lucia was entirely nude this time around. Rockstar Games also continues to live up to its reputation on details, with u/ZamnBoii adding “bush confirmed” to the leak round-up.

Other gameplay clips gave us a closer look at the combat. We’ve seen a bit of this already, but as previous leaks suggested, both Jason and Lucia will have their own unique combat styles.

Lucia’s techniques sound more like pro-wrestling whereas Jason seems to overpower his opponents with pure, brute strength. We do love dexterity and strength builds here.

The environment around the characters can also be utilised during combat, much like in Red Dead Redemption 2 when you’d throw someone through a saloon window.

Less exciting features shown off were a parachute side-mission, a parachute minigame, an in-game advertisement for a brand called BuckMe, and an ATM which lets you draw out cash.

Cyberleek threatens to leak GTA VI in its entirety

Capping off the new gameplay footage was a major threat from Cyberleek. They’re challenging Rockstar Games to backtrack on its decision to release GTA VI as a digital-only game, and publicly apologise for its transgressions.

Should they not comply, Cyberleek will apparently leak their build of the game online, which is believed to include the full story mode.

This would obviously be devastating for both Rockstar Games and the fans. GTA VI’s launch day is just over a month away at this point, with its November 19 release date still locked-in.

If the game was leaked before then, even in what seems to be an unfinished state, the internet would be rife with spoilers and Rockstar Games would probably have to act.

However, the one thing Cyberleek can’t really impact is the sales. Even after all previous leaks, the pre-order sales have been incredibly positive so far and we’re expecting the full-game to sell just as well. With that in mind, we’d be surprised if Rockstar Games gave into Cyberleek’s demands.

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