With just a few days to go until Grand Theft Auto VI makes its big (sort of) official debut on Netflix, the leaker known as Cyberleek is still torn. Over the past week, someone (or maybe a group of people) called Cyberleek has been busy sharing short GTA VI gameplay clips left and right. On August 20, Take-Two Interactive, the parent company of GTA maker Rockstar Games, filed subpoenas against Microsoft and Discord to try to unmask the leaker, followed shortly after by subpoenas against Google and X Corp. Those filings specifically cited “stolen content,” seemingly confirming that at least some of Cyberleek’s videos are legitimate. The GTA 6 leaks represent the first look at the gameplay of the highly anticipated title. Additionally, countless AI-generated videos posing as “leaks” are also widely circulating on social media. So, we’ve put together a quick list of everything Cyberleek has released so far. We will not embed or link to any of these clips and cannot verify their authenticity. However, they are pretty easy to find on X or Reddit if you look hard enough. SEE ALSO: What is Cyberleek? Everything we know about the alleged GTA 6 leakers. Every GTA 6 leak from Cyberleek so far. At the time of publication, Cyberleek has posted several clips and screenshots purportedly showing different aspects of GTA 6, from the game’s map to glimpses of cutscenes. The leaker has avoided publishing major plot spoilers, at least until now. Here are the GTA 6 leaks that Cyberleek has shared: Mashable Top Stories Map Preview 1: A small cut-out portion of the game’s world map, showing a location called Dalton Island. Map Preview 2: Another cropped part of the map showing locations called Tequesta Retreat, Gloriana Key and Catalan Key. Basketball Video: A clip of protagonist Jason Duval shooting a basketball into a hoop in a mini-game. Full Map: A supposed view of the entire map in the game.Random Video 1: A clip of Jason driving for a moment before hitting a trucker.Taser Video: A clip of Jason driving at night, stealing a security guard’s Taser and using it on him. Jason then repeatedly kicks the guard while he is on the ground. Junkies Video: A clip that appears to show a healing drug called Zombix. A tooltip indicates that Zombix’s effects will weaken over time if the player uses it too much. Plane Video: A clip of Jason flying a plane over Vice City, with much of the game world visible below. In the end, whoever is playing in the clip shoots the word “LEEEK” at a wall with bullets, suggesting that the leaker has a playable version of the game. Hypercar part 1: A clip of Jason driving a high-end sports car around Vice City. Hypercar Part 2: A clip of Jason driving the sports car some more, before committing an armed robbery. Strip Club: Jason wanders around a strip club, then a short clip of a cutscene from the game is shown. shown.Gas Station: Jason causes trouble at a gas station, steals a truck with a box full of gas, crashes and dies; More of the previous scene is shown. Nudist Colony: Jason explores a nudist hangout (where the NPCs are obviously naked) and attacks the NPCs. Nightclub – A fairly calm video of Jason walking around the inside of a nightclub. Beach Cycling: Jason rides his bike on a beach full of NPCs. Video game store: Jason walking through a video game store with shelves full of fake video game boxes. Again, we cannot authenticate any of the Cyberleek videos. That said, as someone who has played almost every GTA game, I found them quite compelling. All GTA games move in a certain way, and that movement seems to be recreated remarkably well in these videos. Everything from character movement to interactions with NPCs seems relatively in line with the brand of a modern Rockstar game. That said, we live in a world where it’s easy to generate compelling AI videos. As for what comes next, we can’t say. But Cyberleek is actively running polls on its website that allow people to pay in cryptocurrency to vote on what should leak next. You can also expect real, official footage from the game, which will debut on Netflix on August 27. So far, Rockstar and Take-Two have said nothing about the leaks outside of subpoenas filed last week. Mashable has contacted the companies repeatedly with questions about the leaks and we will update this story if we hear back. Updated Tuesday, August 25 at 11:40 a.m. ET: We’ve updated this story to reflect the latest Cyberleek videos. Updated Monday, August 24 at 1:30 pm ET: We have updated this story to reflect the latest Cyberleek leaks. Updated Friday, August 21 at 3:00 pm ET: Take-Two Interactive Software Inc., the parent company of Grand Theft Auto maker Rockstar Games, has filed two subpoenas naming Microsoft and Discord as it searches for the leaker known as Cyberleek. The legal documents specifically cite “stolen content,” seemingly confirming that the leaks are legitimate. Take-Two also requests the removal of leaked material that violates its copyright, as well as information that could unmask the leakers. Read more about the Microsoft and Discord subpoenas. Topics Video Games Grand Theft Auto
