Cyberleek, the leaker who dropped 25 minutes of GTA 6 footage on 8 October, posted another clip on 11 October. This one runs about five minutes and stars Lucia, the game's lead, who spends all of it without clothes. Per TheGamer she brawls with a passer-by at an ATM, rides an elevator to a rooftop and goes skydiving. Kotaku calls the footage grainy and the motive plain: the leaker is selling a memecoin and promises longer cuts as its price goes up.
As last time, we don't link the video or show frames from it. Below is what TheGamer and Kotaku described, illustrated with official Rockstar screenshots.
What happens in the five minutes
- A car and no clothes. Lucia gets out of a black-and-white Vapid Hustler, already nude.
- A fight at the ATM. She slams a woman into a wall, knocks her out with melee moves and takes 23 dollars. The ATM shows a 15,000 dollar limit and the logo of a bank called Buckme.
- Up to the roof. A construction worker inside a building asks whether she's with the man on the roof, and she takes the elevator.
- Two failed jumps. After a phone call she's handed a parachute on the AudaCity ramp. The first jump drifts into a building and she dies; the second overshoots the target and ends in the ground.
- A fake ad to finish. The clip closes on an in-game commercial for the same Buckme bank.
Kotaku adds that a good chunk of the footage is the parachuting side activity and the mini-games Rockstar itself teased in its official showcase. What is new is mostly the state Lucia does it all in.
Why nobody on the street reacts
Stranger than the nudity is the silence around it: passers-by don't react at all. TheGamer's guess is a debug-menu option that drops the detailed cutscene model into the open world, or an early build where reactions to this simply aren't scripted yet. Kotaku points to the jank and asks how old the build is. It's the same pattern as the nude Jason in the 8 October video.
In other words, the clip tells you nothing about whether you can walk Vice City naked in the release version. Rockstar hasn't confirmed anything, and neither outlet has verified the footage.
The price tag: 30 million dollars for the whole build
The leaks are a sales pitch for the $Cyberleek memecoin, and the two outlets don't agree on where it stands. Kotaku puts its market cap at about 4.75 million dollars, citing CoinMarketCap. TheGamer says it has already cleared a 6 million goal. The next target is 30 million: at that point the leaker promises to publish the dev build with the full story mode, credits included. Kotaku adds two more promises from the account: longer and more detailed versions of the Lucia footage as the coin grows, and no release at all if Take-Two brings back a disc version and apologises.
The practical takeaway: any "GTA 6 build" download link you see in the next few weeks is bait. Fake builds carrying malware have already done the rounds.
Rockstar is silent, the game is out on 19 November
As of 12 October there's no comment on the new clip from Rockstar or Take-Two, which is how they've handled the whole run of Cyberleek leaks. The release date doesn't move: 19 November on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, 38 days from now, still with no PC version announced. Everything confirmed about the game is in our October roundup.
If you'd rather meet Lucia in the game than in a grainy capture, mute GTA 6, Cyberleek and Lucia on social media for a while. Clips from this leak will keep resurfacing until the takedowns catch up.
Sources
TheGamer, James Lucas, 11.10.2026. Kotaku, Ethan Gach, 11.10.2026. Rockstar Games, game page. Images from Rockstar's official screenshot pack.
