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Cyberleek leaks 24‑minute GTA 6 gameplay clip ahead of Nov 19 launch

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TechnologyCyberleek leaks 24‑minute GTA 6 gameplay clip ahead of Nov 19 launch

Cyberleek has released more than 24 minutes of alleged Grand Theft Auto 6 gameplay, map screenshots and a short intro for the second playable character Lucia Caminos. The video, posted in October after a 60‑day silence, shows both protagonists in first‑person view racing, flying planes over Vice City and customizing vehicles. Clips show Jason playing basketball, visiting a video‑game store and a strip club, crashing a car at a gas station, a nude group scene and a fictional healing pill called Zombix that loses effectiveness with repeated use. One segment ends with Jason stealing a hot‑rod, evading police and handing off to a cutscene that introduces Lucia. Cyberleek also shared over ten short clips and map crops of locations such as Dalton Island, Tequesta Retreat, Gloriana Key and Catalan Key, plus an image of the full in‑game map. A separate four‑and‑a‑half‑minute video provides a brief story teaser for Lucia, though it contains minor spoilers. In August, Take‑Two Interactive filed subpoenas to Microsoft, Discord, Google and X Corp seeking the leaker’s identity, describing the material as “stolen content.” The legal filings do not verify the authenticity of every clip. Rockstar Games has confirmed the game will launch on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S on November 19, 2026, with no PC date yet announced. The company also revealed six in‑game radio stations, on‑demand podcasts and a soundtrack album of 34 original songs, six of which have already been released by artists such as Travis Scott and Keith Richards. Further leaks may appear before launch, but their timing and truthfulness remain unverified, and players are warned about possible spoilers circulating online.

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The leak comes as Rockstar prepares its biggest release in years, and legal steps show the industry’s fight against unauthorized distribution of pre‑release content.

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