The GTA 6 leaker just proved they have a working build of the game, and it's sparking spoiler fears

Credit: Rockstar Published Aug 20, 2026, 1:27 PM EDT Patrick O'Rourke is XDA's News Editor and Entertainment Segment Lead. Previously, he was Pocket-lint's Editor-in-Chief, the Editor-in-Chief of Canadian tech publication MobileSyrup, and earlier in his career, he worked as the technology editor at the Financial Post and Postmedia. He's based in Toronto. Over the past 15 years, he's written thousands of articles. Patrick has also interviewed dozens of tech industry executives and covered GDC, E3, Gamescom, WWDC, Apple keynotes, Samsung Unpacked events and more. Patrick has a BA in journalism from Toronto Metropolitan University. Sign in to your XDA account Summary Cyberleek's new leaked GTA 6 shows what seems to be playable footage and an in-game 'LEEK' shot in the ground. The leakers are still advertising meme-coin payments to vote on future leaks; however, their site is currently down. Rockstar hasn't officially commented on the leaks yet. The saga surrounding Cyberleek's leaked GTA 6 footage continues. Following the release of several initial clips of the anticipated game and a manifesto demanding that Rockstar apologize for its "anti-consumerism" over GTA 6 not getting a real physical release, Cyberleek has now shown off several new videos, including one suggesting they have access to an actual playable version of the game. In the clip, one of GTA 6's main characters, Jason Duval, shoots the word "LEEK" into a wall with bullet holes. This clip also features the player flying a plane. If the footage is real and not AI-generated (there are a lot of fake AI GTA 6 clips floating around right now), it confirms that Cyberleek has access to the game and raises the possibility of significant story spoilers appearing online. It's unclear how old the leaked version of GTA 6 is or how much of the game is even included in the build. Just like previous videos, this latest Cyberleek release advertises a meme-coin. On the leaker Cyberleek's website, the team behind the leak is asking users to pay in meme coin to vote on which gameplay video to leak next. With this in mind, it looks like the group has plans to release more leaked footage of GTA 6. Cyberleek's website hosting the GTA 6 leaks briefly went down This isn't the first leak we've seen Credit: Rockstar However, Cyberleek's website also appears to be down right now, so Rockstar's lawyers may have kicked their efforts into overdrive. Rockstar and its publisher Take-Two Interactive have yet to officially acknowledge the leaks in any way. Previous leaked GTA 6 footage included knife combat, a cutscene featuring a character, a dirt bike, and of course, a lot of driving along busy streets. Back in 2022, more than 90 videos and images of an early version of the game were leaked by hackers. A British teenager was arrested for the leak and initially received an indefinite sentence to a secure hospital, though they're now awaiting retrial. Grand Theft Auto 6 is roughly three months away from its console release on November 19th, 2026, and its timed exclusive Netflix reveal is set for next week.