CYBERLEEK's 'Extended Leek' posts 25 minutes of GTA 6 footage showing first‑person, customization and cutscenes

On October 9, 2026, leaker CYBERLEEK posted an "Extended Leek" on his website containing roughly 25 minutes of GTA 6 gameplay footage that includes a first‑person perspective. Khel Now reported the material and warned it contains mild spoilers while attempting to avoid major story revelations.
The leaked clips feature a first‑person view during driving and on‑foot sequences that the report described as appearing "smooth and polished." Fans have speculated the footage could reflect an in‑development mode rather than a finished feature; Rockstar Games has not confirmed whether a first‑person camera will be available at launch. The article noted that in both GTA 5 and Red Dead Redemption 2 the first‑person option arrived later as a gameplay feature.
The material also showed narrative cutscenes and gameplay elements focused on the franchise's two protagonists, Jason and Lucia, with what the report called "heavy customization" options. Viewers can see new clothing and tattoo customization for both characters, and several clips depict motorbike racing in action.
One clip circulating from the leak shows Lucia running with only a thong, a segment the article said is going viral across social media platforms. Khel Now stated it will not share the leaked footage and advised readers not to watch the clips to avoid spoilers; the story explicitly described the coverage as containing mild spoilers while trying to avoid important story details.
The footage has been attributed to CYBERLEEK but its authenticity "has not been independently verified," according to the report. The article also said it remains unclear whether players will be able to switch freely between first‑ and third‑person perspectives, and that Rockstar has not confirmed the available camera options.
Khel Now described the Extended Leek as having generated increased hype and enthusiasm among fans, noting that fans have waited 13 years for the game and including the line "41 days left!" in its coverage. The report added that Rockstar has recently revealed the game's radio stations and celebrity hosts and suggested there may be more announcements or updates from Rockstar on Thursdays leading up to the official release.
Rockstar Games has not confirmed the features shown in the leaked footage, and the article recommended avoiding the clips to prevent spoilers; the report suggested further official updates could appear on Thursdays in the run‑up to the game's release.
