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Report: GTA 6 Leak Surfaces With 25 Minutes of Alleged Cyberleek Gameplay Footage

Cyberleek is back: a roughly 25-minute batch of alleged GTA 6 gameplay footage attributed to the leaker surfaced online on October 8, including Thrillbilly Mud Club racing and new cutscenes — authenticity unconfirmed.

By Abdullah Nisar · Published: October 8, 2026 · Last updated: October 8, 2026

Unverified — treat as rumor. This story comes from an unconfirmed source, not from Rockstar Games. Treat it as rumor until Rockstar confirms. We will update this post if official word arrives.

Official GTA VI screenshot showing Jason on a motorcycle

Source: Rockstar Games

What this means

  • Spoiler warning: the footage reportedly includes new cutscenes — if you want to go into November 19 fresh, avoid clicking around leak coverage.
  • If genuine, this is Cyberleek's biggest single drop yet, and Jason's different hairstyle hints at a later development build.
  • Cyberleek is active again after weeks of silence amid Take-Two's legal pressure — more drops before launch day can't be ruled out.
  • Don't download alleged "full game" files from unofficial sources; fake GTA 6 downloads in this saga have carried malware.

Key facts

  • Reported: October 8, 2026
  • Claim: ~25 minutes of gameplay footage in a 370MB+ ZIP titled "Extended Leek," attributed to Cyberleek
  • Reporting outlets: Dexerto and GameRant both report the footage's appearance online; neither could independently verify its authenticity
  • Status: Unconfirmed — Rockstar Games has not commented on the October 8 footage

A new GTA 6 gameplay leak attributed to the notorious leaker Cyberleek surfaced online on October 8 — reportedly the longest single drop from the leaker yet, at roughly 25 minutes of footage.

Dexerto reports the leak appeared as a ZIP file larger than 370MB, titled "Extended Leek". GameRant describes the footage as showing Jason at the Thrillbilly Mud Club, taking part in mud-racing activity, with visible tattoos and a different hairstyle that suggests the footage comes from a different — possibly newer — point in development. One section reportedly shows Jason unclothed, and the footage is said to include new cutscenes, so anyone trying to go into launch day unspoiled should steer clear.

Cyberleek first leaked GTA 6 footage in August 2026. Rockstar Games called the situation "heartbreaking" and publisher Take-Two began legal action to identify the leaker. After weeks of silence, Cyberleek's website showed signs of life earlier this month with a mysterious poll — the new footage drop appears to make good on that tease.

Handle with care: neither outlet could independently verify the footage's authenticity, and Rockstar has not commented. And as ever with leaks, don't download alleged "GTA 6" files from unofficial sources — fake "full build" downloads tied to this saga have been linked to malware.

Sources

RUMOR: Dexerto and GameRant both report the footage's appearance online on Oct 8, 2026, but neither outlet could independently verify its authenticity, and Rockstar has not commented. Confirmation would come from Rockstar/Take-Two acknowledgment or further forensic verification.

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