Cyberleek’s GTA 6 Lucia leaks changed the conversation on Thursday with a nearly 25-minute video that showed Jason walking around completely nude and closed with a brief clip of Lucia. The footage is the freshest look at Grand Theft Auto VI outside the August Extended Look and gives viewers new story and gameplay material before release.
Alex Perry on the leak
Alex Perry said the video is a fresh GTA 6 leak and described it as the most detailed look yet at the game outside the official Extended Look. That makes the post more than a clip dump: it pulls together story scenes, movement systems, and vehicle systems in one long pass.
Nearly 25 minutes is enough time to show more than one slice of a build, and this one does. The video includes vehicular races, cutscenes introducing the characters in charge of racing in the countryside and on city streets, vehicle customization with engine and transmission upgrades, and first-person gameplay while driving and walking around.
Jason, Lucia and the build
Jason appears most often, including footage of him completely nude, while Lucia shows up only in a very brief clip at the end. The build also shows the person playing it spawning a tank out of thin air, which points to footage that may be using development tools rather than ordinary play.
That distinction matters because the same video can mix authentic game content with editor-level controls, and the tank sequence is the clearest example here. The races, customization, and first-person movement look like direct gameplay systems, but the nudity and instant tank spawn sit in a different category until the full build is in public view.
August Extended Look comparison
In August, an official Extended Look for GTA 6 aired on Netflix, and late August was the last update before Cyberleek’s new post. This leak now pushes past that earlier material in length and variety, which is why it reads as the strongest non-official preview so far.
GTA 6 is scheduled to be out on Nov. 19 and is available for preorder now for Xbox Series X/S and PlayStation 5. For readers watching the leak for clues, the practical takeaway is simple: the footage expands the picture, but the final build still has to answer whether the nudity, tank spawning, and race cutscenes survive in the release version.
