Cyberleek, the GTA 6 leaker who went quiet on 23 August, came back on 8 October with the biggest drop yet: an archive over 370 MB holding about 25 minutes of gameplay. The file is called "Extended Leek", a dig at Rockstar's official "An Extended Look" showcase. In it Jason walks around fully nude in several scenes, and there's racing, car tuning, story cutscenes with spoilers and, per Engadget, ads for the leaker's own memecoin. Rockstar hasn't said a word yet, and the game is 42 days out.
We're not linking the file or showing frames from it: what follows is what Kotaku, Dexerto and Engadget described, illustrated with official Rockstar screenshots. If you want to go in spoiler-free, don't open the video.
What's in the 25 minutes
Cyberleek's earlier clips ran about a minute each and mostly steered clear of the story. This one doesn't. Per Kotaku's rundown it opens with a cutscene of Jason and Lucia at a trailer-park store, then:
- A scripted dirt bike race, at some kind of mud club judging by a post Dexerto embedded.
- A nude Jason in several scenes: on a motorbike, on a bridge and in a conversation at a beachside coffee shop.
- A tank out of nowhere. Jason spawns a tank over a waterfall and shoots it, which looks more like a debug build than normal play.
- Tuning and a street race. Engine tuning, a nitrous driving lesson in first person, and a race through Vice City.
- Lucia at the end, from behind in a thong, climbing some kind of structure.
Reported runtimes range from 24 to 26 minutes, with most outlets saying about 25. Kotaku says the file host buckled under demand. Nobody has independently verified the footage, and Dexerto notes it's unclear whether it comes from the same person behind the August leaks.
Nude Jason: what's actually confirmed
The timing was handy for the leaker. A day earlier the internet was arguing over a shower scene: Rockstar's Rob Nelson told IGN the camera switches to Jason's point of view and he's "naked". IGN's Rachel Weber, who has seen the game, replied on social media that she didn't see anything more. On the morning of 8 October Kotaku added "Confirmed" to its piece, but that confirmation comes from the Cyberleek video, not from Rockstar, which hadn't answered Kotaku's question.
Kotaku's writer concludes you can play the whole game nude, cutscenes included. That's his inference, not a fact: Engadget points out the footage is almost certainly from an earlier build, and early builds are full of things that never ship. Nudity in GTA 6 isn't a new topic either: back in August Cyberleek showed a nudist town.
Who Cyberleek is, and where the coin comes in
Cyberleek's clips started on 18 August: Jason shooting hoops, driving, brawling with passers-by. Alongside them came the CYBERLEEK memecoin on Solana, and outlets estimate the leaker cashed out somewhere between 250,000 and 270,000 dollars. We covered it in our leak chronicle. Take-Two went to court for subpoenas to the platforms to find out who's behind the accounts, and Cyberleek himself vanished after 23 August.
He trailed the comeback in advance: per Dexerto, on 5 October his site showed a poll made of question marks, with voting until 8 October. Kotaku calls him an attention-seeking crypto shill who already walked off with a sizeable sum, and the new video, says Engadget, has memecoin ads again. So the leak has a clear motive, and it isn't curiosity.
Rockstar is silent, the game is out on 19 November
As of the evening of 8 October there's no official Rockstar comment on the new leak. In August the studio called the situation hard on the team and confirmed the date, and its lawyers, Engadget says, have been taking clips down one at a time ever since. With story spoilers out, Engadget expects them to get tougher. The release date isn't affected: 19 November on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, still with no PC version listed. Everything known about the game as of early October is here.
Practical tip for the next few days: if you want to avoid spoilers, mute GTA 6, Jason and Extended Leek on social media. Cuts from those 25 minutes will keep popping up everywhere until Take-Two scrubs them.
Sources
Kotaku, John Walker, 08.10.2026. Kotaku, Kenneth Shepard, 07.10.2026, updated 08.10. Dexerto, Calum Patterson, 08.10.2026. Engadget, Lawrence Bonk, 08.10.2026. GamesRadar. Rockstar Games, game page. Images from Rockstar's official screenshot pack.
