Cyberleek Threatens Major GTA 6 Story Spoilers After Nude Party Clip
The alleged clip, reportedly named nudist_town.mp4, shows Jason watching a Leonida retreat before a shootout, while a separate demand ties a possible Lucia prologue to a leek-costumed gathering.

An alleged new Grand Theft Auto VI clip tied to Cyberleek reportedly takes Jason Duval to a nudist retreat in Leonida, where he films the gathering and watches its inhabitants through binoculars from just a few feet away. The footage reportedly carries the filename nudist_town.mp4, but its authenticity remains unconfirmed, and the identity behind Cyberleek is still unknown.
The clip shows male and female NPCs dancing and talking without clothes. Some reportedly twerk and gyrate, although no explicit sexual activity is described. The scene also draws attention to a range of body types as Jason watches through a zoomed view. After one woman objects to his unwanted attention, he attacks her and opens fire. Much of the magazine reportedly hits deck chairs instead of the people he is trying to shoot, turning the strange retreat visit into a wider shooting spree.
Lucia in a boxing gym in Grand Theft Auto VI. (Image credit: Rockstar Games)
Cyberleek asks for a Lucia poll and an office demonstration
After an earlier poll offered a strip-club setting or a nudist gathering, the nudist option won and was followed by the alleged party footage. A QR code appears over the clip and is reportedly connected to the cryptocurrency operation behind the wider campaign. Another watermarked message says Cyberleek has held back spoilers but now wants a poll to decide whether viewers want a Lucia-led prologue.
The same message asks at least 10 gamers to dress as leeks and appear outside the offices of Rockstar Games or parent company Take-Two Interactive during working hours while carrying physical game discs. Cyberleek’s wording, quoted by Forbes in a report published Aug. 24, was: “CL cannot just make that decision so a poll is required. Plus, to show support, 10 gamers need to show up dressed as leeks in front of Take2/Rockstar offices holding game discs during working hours.”
The poll is only part of the requirement. Cyberleek said it would be needed to decide whether Lucia’s prologue should appear, but made the leek-costumed gathering a separate condition regardless of the vote. The message does not identify a city or explain what qualifies as a “game disc.”
So far, the publicly described clips have not shown Lucia or revealed a major story beat. The demand arrived three days before Rockstar’s planned August 27, 2026 presentation, with additional alleged GTA VI leaks already circulating ahead of the event. That wave reportedly includes driving footage and a purported full Leonida map.
Rockstar and Take-Two have not stopped the leak campaign
For roughly two weeks, nearly a dozen pieces of alleged gameplay, UI and control details, and brief looks at story beats and important characters have been attached to the Cyberleek name, with much of the material centered on Jason. The campaign’s website and mirrors have faced DMCA takedowns, while other people have also claimed to be Cyberleek. Those competing claims make it difficult to determine which material comes from the original source.
Take-Two has subpoenaed Microsoft and Discord for account information that could help identify the person or group behind Cyberleek. Xbox has said it is working closely with Take-Two and Rockstar to protect their creative work and intellectual property.
The campaign also continues to push a set of preservation-focused demands, including opposition to baked-in DLC, digital preorders, server shutdowns that could leave single-player content unplayable, and the decline of physical games. Stop Killing Games has rejected Cyberleek’s tactics, arguing that illegal methods cannot be justified by those goals.
Cyberleek has previously claimed that the leaks would continue until Rockstar issued a public statement and apology with a firm commitment to change. The group has also offered advertising space on future leaks for more than $165,000 and promoted a cryptocurrency connected to the wider campaign.
Rockstar has not publicly addressed the latest material. The leak campaign reportedly has not changed Rockstar’s planned Netflix reveal or its wider marketing and release plans. Whether Cyberleek follows through on the spoiler threat remains unknown, but the next official presentation will arrive as the dispute continues.
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