A game you can play 'start to finish', story spoilers and a demand for physical discs: hacker Cyberleek threatens to leak all of GTA 6 with 40 days to launch

The leaker known as Cyberleek, who has spread alleged GTA 6 clips in recent weeks, has reportedly escalated. According to content creator LegacyKillaHD, in a post on X on Saturday (10), the hacker is threatening to release a playable version of the game that could be completed 'start to finish.' To prove such a complete build exists, he is also said to be considering releasing major story spoilers. The threat has not been independently confirmed, and the leaker's identity remains unknown.

According to Dexerto, the threat comes with conditions: the leak would be called off if Cyberleek's cryptocurrency were 'revived' or if Take-Two released physical discs of GTA 6 and issued a public apology. The group says it is protesting digital preorders, paid content and games that stop working once servers shut down, but its promotion of a cryptocurrency raises questions about a financial motive.

Days earlier, the leaker allegedly posted about 25 minutes of purported game footage, with cutscenes, racing, first-person gameplay and explicit images of protagonists Jason and Lucia, material whose authenticity has also not been verified. Rockstar has called the leaks 'heartbreaking' and asked fans to wait for the official game, while Take-Two is pursuing legal action to identify those responsible. GTA 6 is scheduled for November 19, 2026.