Latest GTA 6 Leak Reveals Leaker Has A Playable Build of The Game

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GTA 6 Leak Situation Worsens As Leaker Confirmed To Be Playing Game In Real Time!

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  • The ongoing leaks regarding GTA 6 continue to flood in, with another video arriving recently.
  • This leak confirms that the leaker is playing the game and has a full build.
  • Fans now fear potential spoilers for GTA 6’s story mode as the situation becomes more tense.

Following the first new GTA 6 leak from a few days ago, multiple new videos have surfaced online, revealing various details about the game. Two days later, it seems the leaker has no intentions of stopping as he continues to share video after video.

The latest GTA 6 video is perhaps the most interesting of the bunch. Not only does it show new gameplay, but it also confirms that the leaker has a playable build of the game.

Why it matters: A playable build being accessed before launch could have devastating consequences for GTA 6 and Rockstar Games.

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GTA 6 is selling well on both platforms.

The latest GTA 6 leak shows flight gameplay for the first time, giving players a look at Vice City from the skies. This clip is notable because it shows off the same volumetric clouds technology incorporated in Red Dead Redemption 2, highlighting just how gorgeous the game can look, even in an early build.

Toward the end of the video, Jason faces a wall and shoots an assault rifle to write “Leek” on the surface. This, of course, is a reference to the leaker’s name CyberLeek, suggesting that all the clips that have come out so far were recorded in real time.

As such, the leaker seems to have access to the game and is playing it in real time. This is also not the first time he has added such a reference at the end of a video, since a previous video showed a cutscene where Jason told a major story-related NPC that the feds would come after him soon enough.

Responding to this, the NPC stated that he used a VPN and would be safe, a clear reference to the leaker’s current situation.

GTA 6 Vice City
We will be getting our first look into GTA 6 gameplay later this month.

Depending on the build itself, this means that the leaker could reveal story spoilers for GTA 6. Many fans are also concerned about the leaker possibly spoiling the game’s ending as a result.

Although this has yet to happen, there’s no telling what will transpire in the next few days, especially since Rockstar Games’ official Netflix premiere is still a week away at this point.

Do you think anything bad will come out of the leaked GTA 6 build? Let’s discuss in the comments and on the Tech4Gamers Forums.

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