Unauthorised footage from Grand Theft Auto VI continues to surface online after a leaker operating under the name Cyberleek published an eleventh gameplay clip showcasing an explicit nudist location within Vice City.
The latest video release followed a community poll hosted on the leaker's website, where site visitors were asked to select between potential clips featuring a beach, a strip club, or a nudist venue. The winning option reveals playable protagonist Jason walking through an adult establishment filled with completely unclothed non-playable characters. These characters feature a wide range of body types, sizes, and ages as they dance and socialise to background music.
During the sequence, Jason uses a pair of binoculars to closely inspect a male character before pulling out a handgun and opening fire on people inside the venue. This violence instantly triggers a one-star wanted level on the game's six-star search scale. Earlier clips published by the same source highlighted other locations and features, including a service station, a night club, and the updated player death screen.
Beyond the gameplay visuals, the leak contained an embedded hidden message and a QR code teasing significant story spoilers. The text asked viewers if they wanted to see a prologue sequence centered on co-protagonist Lucia, hinting that the leaker possesses full narrative sequences. Releasing this prologue could expose major plot points, mirroring the high-profile narrative leak that affected The Last of Us Part II ahead of its release.
The message also included a strange call for a public demonstration against potential digital-only distribution. The leaker requested that at least ten fans dress as leeks and gather outside Take-Two Interactive or Rockstar offices holding physical game discs during business hours. Meanwhile, Rockstar and parent company Take-Two are actively attempting to uncover the leaker's identity, issuing legal subpoenas to corporations including Microsoft, Discord, and X, as well as prominent Grand Theft Auto content creators like DarkViperAU. This legal action unfolds just days before a scheduled extended preview of the game broadcasts on Netflix.
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