Clips of Grand Theft Auto VI have leaked online ahead of its gameplay premiere on Netflix, showcasing gameplay features and involving a cryptocurrency scam by a group called CyberLeak.
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<p class="wp-block-paragraph">Clips of what appears to be <em>Grand Theft Auto VI</em> have hit the internet, possibly spoiling aspects of the game ahead of Rockstar Games' deep dive debuting on Netflix next week and its long-awaited launch in November.</p>
<p class="wp-block-paragraph">I've seen three clips seemingly showing off the game, though two have been pulled from the site I saw them on "due to a copyright claim." The first clip (now removed) was a quiet scene that mostly focused on Jason Duval, one the game's two protagonists, shooting a basketball into a hoop. Another clip (also removed) featured more of the crime-focused gameplay you'd expect from <em>GTA</em>, including Duval hitting a person with a wrench, a …</p>
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# GTA VI keeps leaking ahead of its gameplay premiere
Source: [https://www.theverge.com/games/982338/grand-theft-auto-vi-gta-leaks-videos](https://www.theverge.com/games/982338/grand-theft-auto-vi-gta-leaks-videos)
Clips of what appears to be*Grand Theft Auto VI*have hit the internet, possibly spoiling aspects of the game ahead of Rockstar Games’ deep dive debuting on Netflix next week and its long\-awaited launch in November\.
I’ve seen three clips seemingly showing off the game, though two have been pulled from the site I saw them on “due to a copyright claim\.” The first clip \(now removed\) was a quiet scene that mostly focused on Jason Duval, one the game’s two protagonists, shooting a basketball into a hoop\. Another clip \(also removed\) featured more of the crime\-focused gameplay you’d expect from*GTA*, including Duval hitting a person with a wrench, and also showed the return of a six\-star Wanted system\.
A third clip, which is live as I write this, shows Duval driving at night, punching some people, using a taser, and stealing a truck\. The clip then jumps to what looks like a cutscene from a different part of the game in the daytime\.
The videos were watermarked by a person or group identifying themselves as “CyberLeek\.” The third clip has a call for viewers to buy a CyberLeek cryptocurrency, a QR code, links to some sketchy\-looking CyberLeek URLs, and a statement that says “NO PHYSICAL DISCS? THEN MORE LEEKS\!”, which is seemingly a reference to Rockstar’s decision[not to launch*GTA VI*on a physical disc](https://www.theverge.com/games/956389/grand-theft-auto-6-gta-digital-code-in-box-physical-games)\.
This isn’t the first time apparent footage from*GTA VI*has leaked\. In 2022, 90 videos[leaked online](https://www.theverge.com/2022/9/18/23359156/gta-6-leak-gameplay-footage-90-videos)long before the game’s[official reveal more than a year later](https://www.theverge.com/2023/12/4/23988446/gta-vi-trailer-leaked-vice-city)\(a reveal that*also*leaked, leading Rockstar to publish the game’s first trailer a day early\)\. A teen who played a key role in leaking the 90 videos was sentenced to[life in a secure hospital](https://www.theverge.com/2023/12/21/24011153/gta-vi-hacker-lapsus-sentencing-hospital-prison)\. Rockstar also confirmed earlier this year that it had data compromised in a hack of a third\-party provider, but said the incident[would have](https://www.theverge.com/games/910815/rockstar-games-says-hack-will-have-no-impact)“no impact on our organization or our players\.”
Rockstar and owner Take\-Two didn’t immediately reply to a request for comment\. The[*GTA VI*“extended look”](https://www.theverge.com/entertainment/976073/gta-6-trailer-3-date-time-netflix-youtube)premieres on Netflix on August 27th at 3PM ET and will stream on YouTube at 9PM ET\. The[$79\.99 title](https://www.theverge.com/games/952204/grand-theft-auto-vi-price)is scheduled to launch[on November 19th](https://www.theverge.com/news/816005/grand-theft-auto-vi-gta-g-delayed-november-2026), and for the most part, the industry is steering clear of November and launching their big games[earlier in the year](https://www.theverge.com/entertainment/944229/grand-theft-auto-6-release-calendar-summer-game-fest)\.
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- Jay Peters
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