Final Upload? Cyberleek's Newest Clip Appears to Show GTA 6's Ending
Written by the GTA6 Resources team
After weeks of steady drip-feed leaks, the person behind the Cyberleek account may have just posted their last video -- and it allegedly cuts straight to how Grand Theft Auto 6 ends.
According to Eurogamer, the leaker known as Cyberleek has uploaded a new video that supposedly contains footage from the ending of Grand Theft Auto 6. The outlet reports that this appears to be the leaker's final post, suggesting the extended leak campaign that has played out over the past several weeks may finally be winding down.
Eurogamer's report doesn't detail exactly what happens in the alleged ending footage, only that the clip is being framed as a closing chapter for both the game's story and the leak saga itself. As with prior Cyberleek material, there's no official confirmation from Rockstar Games about the video's authenticity.
This outlet has become one of the more persistent sources of unauthorized GTA 6 footage in recent memory, with previous uploads reportedly including a 25-minute video containing nudity and dirt-bike gameplay that Eurogamer said checked out. That track record is likely why this "final" video is being taken seriously enough to report on, even though, as always, nothing here should be treated as confirmed until Rockstar weighs in.
It's worth noting the timing against the broader leak landscape heading into launch: separate extortion threats tied to a Lucia-themed crypto token have floated the idea of a complete, playable GTA 6 build being released, with the asking price for Rockstar's silence reportedly climbing. Cyberleek's leaks and those extortion attempts appear to be distinct threads, but both reflect the same reality -- as release day approaches, pressure on Rockstar to control its own narrative is intensifying from multiple directions at once.
For players trying to stay spoiler-free, a leak explicitly billed as showing the ending is about as serious as it gets. If Cyberleek really has gone quiet after this, it may simply mean their stash of footage has run dry rather than any deliberate restraint -- but either way, fans hoping to experience GTA 6's story fresh should tread carefully around social media and leak-aggregator sites in the coming weeks.
