GTA 6 leak: New gameplay footage suggests leaker has a playable build

GTA 6 has been hit by another major leak, the latest in the series of leaks that has been posting online from previous days.

As per the latest update, the evidence suggests that the person or group behind the clips actually has hands-on access to the game playable build. The latest GTA 6 leak from the “Cyberleek” has taken a dramatic turn by featuring Jason Duval, one of the game’s protagonists, who was seen piloting a plane and shooting the word “LEEK” into a wall.

This leak with a bold bullet message suggests that the group might have a deeper access to a playable build or an actual copy of the game that has escaped Rockstar Games’ containment.

Another leaked video showing Jason flying over the city, a clip that has drawn widespread attention for its impressive visual quality. This follows a 14-hour paid poll where fans voted for plane footage over car clips.

Some other leaks include Jason playing basketball, driving vehicles and interacting with the world.

But the recent leak sparked a wave of concern among the GTA 6 fans community. One user wrote, “The guy is spelling LEEK on the wall with bullets, meaning he or someone else is actually playing a GTA VI build live rather than just digging up existing footage. Nightmare scenario.”

Another one commented, “I’m lost for words right now, what we’re seeing is potentially the biggest leak in gaming history. The latest GTA VI Plane video leak ends with the leaker writing the letters “LEEK” on a wall by shooting at it, practically confirming that he was playing the game all along.”

“I genuinely don’t know what’s going to happen. If this leaker has a build of the game (which it now looks like he almost certainly does) then this is incomprehensibly bad. If he’s not stopped, it’s pretty much inevitable that we’re going to start seeing all kinds of GTA 6 spoilers pop up," the third one showed concern.

The leaks surface ahead of GTA 6 Extended look that is going to release on Netflix on August 27.