Grand Theft Auto 6 is mere days away from premiering its timed Netflix-exclusive Extended Look showcase, and it’s unknown precisely what gameplay or story details it might reveal. Coincidentally, while leaks have plagued Rockstar’s upcoming blockbuster epic for years, an official unveiling of Grand Theft Auto 6 gameplay was swept out from under it recently when a leaker who goes by the username CyberLeek began sharing a handful of clips.

These massive Grand Theft Auto 6 leaks are thankfully avoidable, assuming fans don’t want to be spoiled by minor details and can resist the urge to click and watch these watermarked videos. This leaker has since used polls to determine what aspects of the game fans would like to see most, which has resulted in leaks of what the experience of roaming through a nudist pool party will look like in Grand Theft Auto 6 (as well as what it might look like to draw a gun and start slaughtering all who attend it).

As per Forbes, and basically anywhere you scroll on Twitter/X, CyberLeek’s latest leak reveals that Rockstar is pulling absolutely no punches when it comes to how much nudity will be in Grand Theft Auto 6. It’s almost absurd how much nudity is on full display here, particularly since it’s so unprecedented for any game to have this degree of NPC nakedness, though it’s technically not in a strictly sexual context—the clip features a naked woman instigating a fight with Grand Theft Auto 6’s Jason before he knocks her into a pool and begins shooting at the onlooking crowd.

CyberLeek’s previous leak of a Grand Theft Auto 6 strip club gave fans their first taste of in-game nudity, not unlike the nudity present in Grand Theft Auto V that players might’ve optionally chosen to partake in, but Grand Theft Auto 6 including large nude parties is certainly Rockstar outdoing itself. Plus, while the Grand Theft Auto franchise is no stranger to full-frontal nudity, it’s undoubtedly alarming to see so much of it at once, even if it turns out that such parties are completely optional and must be sought out at players’ discretion.

It’s likely that CyberLeek could continue putting out new videos of Grand Theft Auto 6 gameplay until the game releases this holiday season, though it’s anyone’s guess as to how much content they have access to in the build that they possess. Whether or not the build they have access to is the most modern one, there may not be many surprises left for players by the time Grand Theft Auto 6 launches. In the meantime, it will be interesting to see what Rockstar chooses to show in its Netflix/YouTube Grand Theft Auto 6 showcase, and whether these leaks end up making Rockstar pivot its marketing plans for the next couple of months.

Grand Theft Auto 6 is scheduled to be released for PS5 and Xbox Series X/S on November 19, 2026.

Released

November 19, 2026

ESRB

Rating Pending – Likely Mature 17+

Engine

Rockstar Advanced Game Engine (RAGE)

Multiplayer

Online Multiplayer