An anonymous leaker known as CyberLeek has claimed possession of a complete, playable build of Grand Theft Auto 6 (GTA 6), alleging that they have access to the full storyline and gameplay features. This follows a series of unauthorized leaks and mounting anticipation ahead of the game’s official launch.
Leaker’s demands linked to CYBERLEEK token
CyberLeek announced on October 10 that the complete GTA 6 build would be publicly released if the CYBERLEEK token, a Solana-based meme coin associated with the leaker, achieves a $30 million market capitalization. As of now, the token is valued at approximately $2.87 million, falling significantly short of the stated target.
The leaker also addressed GTA 6 publisher Take-Two Interactive, stating that to prevent the full game leak, the company must distribute physical discs of the game and issue a formal apology. Take-Two Interactive is a leading video game publisher, best known for franchises like Grand Theft Auto and Red Dead Redemption. There has been no verification of CyberLeek’s claims about possessing a finalized, playable version of the game.
The CYBERLEEK token was highlighted in the leaks, with watermarked footage and embedded promotional links directing attention to the asset.
Mini dictionary: Solana meme coin, a type of cryptocurrency token launched on the Solana blockchain, often inspired by internet culture or trending topics.
CyberLeek claimed they would release the entire GTA 6 build “when the CYBERLEEK token reaches a $30 million market cap,” demanding specific concessions from Take-Two Interactive to avoid a mass leak.
Escalation of GTA 6 leaks
The ongoing leak saga intensified on August 18, when CyberLeek began sharing snippets of GTA 6 gameplay featuring characters Jason and Lucia. These leaks included in-game activities and new gameplay footage, suggesting access to a development build rather than previously seen material.
Rockstar Games, the developer behind GTA 6, eventually acknowledged the situation, expressing disappointment at the unauthorized distribution and describing the leaks as distressing for the development team.
Take-Two Interactive pursued subpoenas directed at technology companies such as Microsoft and Discord in an attempt to uncover the identity of those behind the breaches.
On October 8, CyberLeek released roughly 25 minutes of additional gameplay, including unseen cutscenes, new first-person driving segments, and other unreleased content.
The footage released included never-before-seen sequences, raising further concerns within the development community and among fans awaiting the official release.
Remaining uncertainties
Despite the bold claims, there is still no independent confirmation that CyberLeek possesses a full version of GTA 6 or the complete story mode in a functional format. The authenticity and scope of the leaker’s access remain in question.
Grand Theft Auto 6, developed by Rockstar Games, is scheduled to launch on November 19 for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S.
