Cyberleek Releases GTA VI Gameplay Video of Nude Character Lucia

Cyberleek, a hacker group that has leaked Grand Theft Auto VI materials since August 2026, released a video on October 11–12 showing the game's protagonist Lucia without clothing. The video, reported to be approximately 5 minutes long with close-up detail, shows Lucia performing in-game actions including driving, using an ATM, interacting with pedestrians, and skydiving. The leaked content was released after Cyberleek's associated cryptocurrency, CYBERLEEK, reached a market capitalization milestone of approximately $5.44 million, peaking above $6.2 million within three days.

The video has generated widespread skepticism among fans and media outlets regarding its authenticity and whether it represents final gameplay. Key observations fueling doubt include: non-player characters (NPCs) show no reaction to the character's nudity; previous leaks showed both protagonists Lucia and Jason without clothing in similar circumstances without NPC response; visual anomalies such as clipping errors reveal internal model geometry; and hairstyle differences appear between versions of the same character across leaked videos. Some analysts suggest the leaked footage may have been created using developer tools or console commands unavailable to players in the commercial release, or may depict a specific narrative sequence rather than standard gameplay.

Cyberleek has tied additional leaks to financial milestones. The group previously promised a nude video if cryptocurrency capitalization reached $5 million—a goal met quickly. The hacker has now announced the next target: a playable, complete build of GTA VI including full campaign and credits will be released if the cryptocurrency reaches $30 million market capitalization. Cyberleek has also demanded that Rockstar Games and publisher Take-Two Interactive announce a physical disc release and issue a public apology to players, threatening to halt leaks only under those conditions.

Rockstar Games and Take-Two Interactive have responded to the leaks with legal action. Rockstar issued a statement describing the situation as "heartbreaking," while Take-Two filed judicial orders seeking to identify the origin of the leaked material and prevent further disclosures. The company has confirmed that physical copies of GTA VI will not be available at launch on November 19, 2026, with digital releases planned for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series S/X. Experts note that distribution of copyrighted game materials for financial gain violates intellectual property law in many jurisdictions.