With the GTA 6 release date fast approaching on November 19, we thought we might have seen the end of gameplay leaks, especially after the nearly 27-minute-long An Extended Look in late August, followed by a 14-page GTA 6 feature from the guys over at Game Informer. Prior to those official reveals, there was a string of gameplay video leaks uploaded by a person/group known as ‘Cyberleek’ – and now they’re back.

There was a period of silence from the now-notorious leaker, who previously made it look like they had a working build of the game, but they’re back with their own ‘An Extended Leek’ gameplay footage, which is around 25 minutes in length. It has been making the rounds on social media, but we imagine it won’t take too long for Take-Two Interactive and Rockstar Games to shut it down.

What’s inside the latest GTA 6 leak?

This time around, and unlike the official An Extended Look, the gameplay footage is much more explicit, showing nude characters in some scenes (including the main playable duo, Jason and Lucia – full frontal in Jason’s case). It also shows off other features such as first-person driving, which is nothing unusual, considering it already exists in the previous entry, GTA 5.

The so-called An Extended Leek edition also shows off more detailed car customization available in Grand Theft Auto VI, motorbike renting, racing, and a closer look at the Thrillbilly Mud Club festival. Jason dons a different hairstyle from what we’ve seen so far and is covered in tattoos in the new footage, which points towards customization in that area, too.

To be exact, the gameplay footage uploaded by Cyberleek is 24 minutes and 49 seconds long, with the file size weighing in at 387 MB. There’s plenty of content to sink your teeth into, including gameplay and cutscenes. Take-Two and Rockstar were proactively removing the previous leaks, which were much shorter in length, so expect them to waste no time with this new unofficial reveal.

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