A roughly 25-minute video attributed to GTA VI appeared on October 8 under the Cyberleek name. VGC says it has watched the footage and believes it appears authentic. Rockstar has not authenticated this new video in the sources reviewed for this report.
The reported footage offers a longer look at racing and customization than the short clips circulated in August. It also contains nudity and a vehicle appearing out of thin air, raising questions about which actions players will be able to reproduce in the finished game.
What the outlets describe
VGC reports a visit to the Thrillbilly Mud Club, the dirt-racing venue seen in the first official trailer. Its account includes Jason and Lucia shopping for clothes, Jason entering a dirt race, vehicle upgrades at a garage and street racing.
GamingBible describes the same customization and racing activities. This report leaves out story events. For footage released with Rockstar’s approval, our GTA VI Extended Look coverage covers the official presentation.

Why the unusual scenes need caution
One sequence described by VGC shows a tank spawning and falling into a river. The outlet cannot establish whether this uses a legitimate cheat or a modification to the game version being recorded. That uncertainty also applies to the nudity: a recorded action does not establish that players will be able to reproduce it in the retail game.
The exact age of the version and the route by which the footage was obtained remain unknown. A new upload alone does not demonstrate a fresh intrusion or ongoing access to Rockstar’s systems.
Rockstar’s announced release remains November 19
Rockstar’s official GTA VI website lists November 19, 2026 for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, with no commercial PC release announced there. The images accompanying this story are official promotional screenshots, not frames from the leak.
The leak is also no proof that an early-access download offer is genuine. Our report on Avast’s warning about fake GTA VI preorders and downloads explains how those offers can target accounts and money.

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