Consumer Advocacy Group Denies Ties to Alleged GTA 6 Leaker's Manifesto

According to IGN, the Stop Killing Games movement has publicly distanced itself from a manifesto published by the group claiming responsibility for the recent GTA 6 leak. The advocacy campaign, known for pushing back against publishers discontinuing support for purchased games, apparently found its name or ideas invoked in the alleged hackers' statement without its involvement or endorsement.

IGN reports that Stop Killing Games has cast doubt on the leak group's stated motivations, suggesting the manifesto may be using the movement's messaging as cover rather than reflecting genuine alignment with its goals. The exact wording of the manifesto and how it referenced the campaign hasn't been detailed in the available excerpt.

This comes amid a chaotic stretch for GTA 6 news, with an alleged leaker previously tying a footage release to demands around anti-preorder practices. As the situation develops, it remains unclear who is actually behind the leak or what their true aims are, and Stop Killing Games' response suggests even groups named in these statements are wary of being associated with the incident.

We'll update this story as more information becomes available from IGN or other outlets covering the leak's fallout.