Cyberleek Posts New NSFW Lucia Videos, Threatens to Release GTA 6 in Entirety

Famous Grand Theft Auto VI The Cyberleek leaker is back with a bang, it seems.

The anonymous video poster went dark after Netflix’s big trailer in late August, but returned last week with a big 24-minute clip featuring story cutscenes, car racing, and male protagonist Jason fully naked. Over the weekend and Monday morning, Cyberleek shared other clips that we won’t link to, but can be easily found on social media. The new clips largely revolve around female protagonist Lucia and also show her completely naked, doing things like walking around Vice City or parachuting from a tall building.

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Additionally, Cyberleek posted a warning on its website claiming that if its memecoin reached a market cap of $30 million, it would release a video showing a full portion of the game’s story before its release. The same message also included a request for publisher Take-Two to apologize for not releasing the game on disc and to rectify this issue. It is extremely unlikely that the company will be able to start manufacturing discs for GTA6 as soon as possible, even if the publisher wanted to negotiate with the leaker. At this point, there are no signs of this happening.

Much like the videos featuring Jason naked, the videos of Lucia naked seem a bit sleazy in the sense that the NPCs don’t react to their nudity at all. Given that recent Rockstar games are built entirely around believable interactions with NPCs, this suggests that nudity is not a regularly accessible feature in the final game and is achieved through the use of developer tools.

There’s only about a month left until the game is in our hands, and we won’t have to worry GTA6 leaks still spoil the story.

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