We thought we were done with the notorious Grand Theft Auto VI leaker known only as Cyberleek, but on Thursday we were proven wrong with a new GTA 6 leak. The still-anonymous leaker (or group of leakers) posted their first update since late August, in the form of a nearly 25-minute long video that’s fairly easy to find on social media. It’s our most detailed look yet at Rockstar’s long-awaited game, at least outside of the official “Extended Look” that aired on Netflix in August. If you manage to find the video, be careful: most of it is not strictly safe for work. It includes lots of images of Jason, the male lead, walking around completely naked, and everything is modeled in great detail. It’s unclear if this is something you can actually do in the final game, or if Cyberleek used some kind of development tools to achieve this. There is a couple of pieces of evidence that point to the latter; The NPCs don’t react at all to Jason’s nakedness, and at one point the person playing the leaked build spawns a tank out of thin air, suggesting capabilities beyond what normal players will be able to do. Mashable Top Stories SEE ALSO: Jason from ‘GTA 6’ fights Link from ‘The Legend of Zelda’ on ‘SNL’s Weekend Update. There is also a very brief clip of Lucia, the game’s other protagonist, who is seen mostly naked at the end of the video. It was speculated earlier this week that nudity would be part of the game, and it now appears to be at least partially confirmed. Beyond the NSFW bits, nothing in the video is all that surprising. We see a couple of different vehicle races, both preceded by scenes featuring the characters in charge of the races in the countryside and on city streets. These scenes don’t contain many spoilers, but if you really care about not seeing them before release, you should probably avoid Cyberleek’s latest GTA 6 leaks. We also take a brief look at vehicle customization, which includes the ability to upgrade the engine, transmission, and other aspects of the cars. There is also some first-person gameplay footage, both while driving and walking. This was a popular feature that Rockstar added to GTA 5 years after launch (and incorporated into Red Dead Redemption II), but it has yet to be shown in GTA 6. As a reminder, GTA 6 is coming out on November 19 and is now available for pre-order for Xbox Series buy through affiliate links. If you purchase something through links on our site, Mashable may earn an affiliate commission. Topics Video Games Grand Theft Auto
