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'GTA 6' Writer Compares New Hero Lucia to 'RDR 2's Arthur Morgan
Cyberleek says it will release a playable build only if a meme coin reaches a $30 million market cap and Take-Two agrees to its demands.
- Anonymous leaker Cyberleek returned last week with a 24-minute Grand Theft Auto VI video, threatening to release the full story mode if their Solana-based cryptocurrency reaches a $30 million market capitalization.
- After distributing gameplay clips in August, Cyberleek went quiet for over a month following a cryptocurrency scheme that netted the leaker about $270,000, according to blockchain analysis.
- The recent footage features first-person camera modes and vehicle customization, while scenes show protagonists Jason and Lucia in the nude, confirming mature content ahead of the November 19, 2026, launch.
- On October 14, Cyberleek updated their website with an "End of the road" message, stating they will not release the game's ending to avoid "ruining the experience" for fans.
- Maintaining its November 19, 2026, release date, Rockstar Games continues pursuing legal action, including subpoenaing records to identify those responsible for the unauthorized disclosures, with parent company Take-Two Interactive backing the effort.
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Cyberleek, who leaked information from a massive data pool they accessed regarding GTA 6, announced that they have ended their leaks following their failed cryptocurrency venture.
·Istanbul, Türkiye
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A hacker group has once again gone after Rockstar Games with new leaks from the upcoming 'Grand Theft Auto VI'. This time it's about both sex-video-like nude scenes and a threat to leak a playable version
·Copenhagen, Denmark
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Could the full GTA 6 be leaked? A leaker is demanding a CD release, an apology, and $30 million in crypto.
·Budapest, Hungary
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