25-Minute Leak Video Shows Nudity and Dirt-Bike Gameplay, Eurogamer Says It Checks Out
Written by the GTA6 Resources team
A fully naked Jason, a topless Lucia, and a visible dev menu -- the latest footage dump from a familiar leaker is being called the most explicit look at GTA 6 yet.
A leaker going by the name 'CyberLeek' has resurfaced with a 25-minute video of alleged GTA 6 footage, and according to Eurogamer, who says it has seen the clip, this is the most explicit batch of material to emerge from this source so far. The footage reportedly includes full-frontal nudity -- a completely naked Jason and a topless Lucia -- along with dirt-biking gameplay and a glimpse of what appears to be a developer menu.
Per Eurogamer's reporting, the video carries 'CyberLeek's' now-familiar emblem overlaid on the footage, a signature the outlet says has accompanied this leaker's previous drops. That watermark, combined with Eurogamer's assessment that the footage appears legitimate, is largely why the clip is being taken seriously rather than dismissed outright -- though as with any unverified leak, Rockstar has not confirmed the material itself.
It's worth noting that 'CyberLeek' isn't a new name in the GTA 6 leak saga. This outlet has previously covered extortion attempts tied to threats of leaking gameplay, including one scheme linked to a Lucia-themed crypto token and another that escalated with a higher price tag for Rockstar's silence. Most recently, a threat emerged claiming an entire playable build of the game would be dropped. Whether this 25-minute video is connected to those extortion threads or is a separate incident isn't confirmed by the excerpt, but the pattern of increasingly bold, increasingly explicit leaks fits the broader escalation fans have been tracking for months.
For players, the practical takeaway is less about the nudity itself -- which lines up with the mature content Rockstar and the ESRB have already signaled for the game -- and more about what a visible dev menu might suggest. Leaked development tools sometimes hint at how far along a build is, or what debugging options the team has been using internally, though without official confirmation it's impossible to say what, if anything, this particular menu reveals about GTA 6's current state.
As always with leaks of this nature, caution is warranted. Eurogamer's own framing is that the footage "appears" legitimate, not that it has been definitively authenticated by Rockstar. Until the developer comments, if it ever does, this remains unconfirmed leaked material rather than official news -- but given the persistence of 'CyberLeek' and the mounting extortion attempts surrounding GTA 6, it's likely not the last we'll hear of this particular leaker before launch.
