Another Grand Theft Auto 6 leak has surfaced online, and fans believe it could be from a much more recent build of the game.
Numerous leaks emerged yesterday, with many fans theorising that the footage came from an older build, likely dating back to 2024 or earlier. However, the latest clip offers a potential clue that it may be more recent, showcasing driving and melee combat alongside Tate McRae’s song “Sports Car,” which was released in January 2025.
Because the song appears in the footage, fans believe the build must have been created after its release, meaning the gameplay could be no more than around 20 months old. While this isn’t definitive proof of when the footage was captured, it could make this the closest we’ve seen yet to GTA 6’s current build.
Full GTA 6 Gameplay Leak Breakdown
The latest Grand Theft Auto 6 gameplay clip has been shared online by CYBERLEEK, who had threatened to drop more leaks if Rockstar Games didn’t address the lack of physical releases.
Naturally, we can’t share the footage here, as Take-Two has been issuing DMCA strikes against videos containing the leaked gameplay. If you do come across it elsewhere, however, you’ll notice that CYBERLEEK is promoting a cryptocurrency alongside the footage, so we’d strongly recommend ignoring the promotion and avoiding any associated links.
As for the gameplay itself, there’s plenty to take away. The footage begins with Jason driving a fairly rundown car late at night, with Tate McRae’s “Sports Car” playing over the radio. He soon crashes into another vehicle while turning, though it’s notable that Jason’s car appears to suffer relatively little damage compared to what we’d expect from a similar collision in GTA 5.
Jason eventually pulls into an industrial area, where he gets into a fight with several NPCs. At one point, he attempts to steal a nearby vehicle, prompting two options: “Clone Key” and “Smash Window.” The options suggest GTA 6 could offer multiple ways to approach certain situations, while “Clone Key” is greyed out, potentially indicating that specific tools, gadgets, or skills may be required.
A fight then breaks out, with Jason quickly taking down one of the guards before executing a brutal finisher in slow motion. Visual indicators also appear around the edge of the screen, seemingly showing where Jason is being targeted from different directions.
After taking out several more guards, Jason picks up a taser and even grabs a hat from the ground. He proceeds to tase several officers before hijacking a truck while under fire, giving us another look at the health bar in the top-left corner.
Once inside the truck, two more icons can be seen, seemingly representing vehicle damage and fuel. This is another potential indication that both mechanics could play a role in GTA 6, although nothing has been officially confirmed.
The leak eventually concludes with a brief cutscene in which Jason says goodbye to a friend aboard a small boat while sharing a few beers. While there’s little else to note from the scene, its inclusion has raised concerns that these leaks could quickly move into spoiler territory, particularly given that CYBERLEEK appears to have access to more than just gameplay footage.
With more leaks potentially arriving over the coming hours and days, the GTA 6 leak saga could be far from over.
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