GTA VI leaker Cyberleek has returned with an “extended leak,” mocking the game’s official extended look gameplay premiered on Netflix.
The GTA VI extended leak footage (via juegolvr on Twitter/X) runs for roughly 25 minutes, offering another lengthy look at Rockstar Games’ upcoming open-world action-adventure game not long after the official gameplay premiered on Netflix.
The footage reveals first-person camera options during gameplay, both while on-foot and inside vehicles. Though, it’s worth mentioning that Cyberleek appears to have access to a debug menu, and, therefore, some of the options seen in the video may not be present in the final game.
The leak also provides an extended look at off-road activities. Jason and Lucia are seen getting a dirt bike before heading to a race location, followed by an off-road race. Attention to detail, physics, and animation work stand out in things like riders putting their foot down during slower or harder turns and Lucia’s hair reacting to the wind while she is on a high-rise.
The footage also includes driving sequences, an auto shop, a tuned car race, and a nighttime skyscraper view, giving eager fans a bit more insight into aspects like vehicle handling, environmental effects, customization and the game’s visual presentation.
GTA VI is set in the fictional state of Leonida in Vice City, following protagonists Lucia and Jason as they become involved in a major criminal conspiracy following a heist gone wrong. The game is scheduled for release on November 19, 2026, for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. During a recent episode of the VGC podcast, the growing demand for PS5 consoles ahead of the upcoming launch of GTA VI was discussed, prompting co-host Andy Robinson to mention that he’s heard “a bit of noise” about Rockstar Games bringing the PC version forward in response to these unusual market conditions. Read about it here.
