Cyberleek, the figure or group responsible for spreading stolen footage of Grand Theft Auto 6 in recent months, has returned to publish unpublished content. The new 25-minute video, still unavailable to the public, shows some sequences of the game, including an explicit scene with integral nudity of the character Jason Duval. The film opens with an event at the Thrillbilly Mud Club, already presented in the first official trailer, where Jason Duval and Lucia Caminos buy new clothes and interact with racing drivers on earth. Jason then participates in a automotive competition, using various vehicles between motorcycles and cars. The most sensational part of the film sees Jason Duval completely naked for about 14 minutes, with a body physics rendered realistically, including jewelry. In another scene, we witness the sudden emergence of a tank that ends its journey into a river. It is unclear whether this is a playable feature or modification introduced by the leaker in its version of the non-definite game. Jason's whole nudity could be a manipulation. The film ends with a preview on Lucia Caminos, seen in thong and bare breast, while preparing to jump from a tower. The video also contains a cryptic message attributed to Cyberleek: "Cyberleek has a project... not linked to Rockstar. Tied to video games. They need expensive hardware, months to set it up, years to carry it on. Full time. If you don’t trust the figure, trust the skills.” The message emphasizes Cyberleek's ongoing commitment to exploit leaks for an unknown project, requiring substantial resources and long time. Take-Two Interactive had previously stated that the investigations to identify Cyberleek were rapidly evolving, followed by requests for information to Microsoft and Discord, and other actions against X and YouTube after the appearance of seemingly authentic footage of GTA VI a few days before the official presentation on Netflix. The leaks generated millions of views, pushing the company to start subpoena investigations and further legal actions. VERDETTO: CRITICO Il filmato di Cyberleek è un colpo basso, non c’è altra parola. L'esposizione esplicita di Jason Duval, nonostante la "fisica del corpo resa in modo realistico", toglie immediatamente qualsiasi valore all'anteprima, trasformandola in una schermaglia di screenshot rubati. La dichiarazione di Cyberleek sul “progetto… non legato a Rockstar” aggiunge un ulteriore livello di inquietudine: suggerisce la presenza di un’entità esterna che sfrutta i leak per scopi sconosciuti, un’attività illegale già resa tangibile dalla loro azione principale. L'uso esplicito della nudità integrale di Jason Duval è oltre ogni limite accettabile, una forma di provocazione gratuita e irrispettosa del tempo dei giocatori, che si attendono contenuti raffinati e ben prodotti, non la semplice divulgazione di materiale illeggale. La situazione appare sempre più grave con l’acquisizione di informazioni da parte di Microsoft e Discord, oltre all'azione legale contro X e YouTube: Rockstar dimostra di essere seriamente intenzionata a fermare Cyberleek, ma ogni leak alimenta ulteriormente la sua attività e amplifica il danno.
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