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GTA 6 Leaker Threatens Story Spoilers If Caught

Polygon ·

Grand Theft Auto 6 leaker Cyberleek says it has details about the game’s ending and may publish them if the group is caught. It says a “dead man’s switch” is active, while also claiming that revealing the ending would spoil players’ experience; the threat raises uncertainty over whether the material will become public.

Cyberleek’s latest unofficial clips show character customisation, Lucia collecting a joint and footage apparently from a final mission. The group says it will not release the full game after a $30 million cryptocurrency fundraising target was missed, and says its leaks have stopped for now. GTA 6 is due out on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X on 19 November.

  • Cyberleek threatens to publish GTA 6 story spoilers if caught.
  • Its latest leaks include footage apparently from a final mission.
  • The group says it will not release the full game.

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Grand Theft Auto 6 is the next game in Rockstar Games’ crime-action series, set in a fictional version of Florida. Players follow Lucia and another main character through an open world, taking part in missions and exploring the setting.

Cyberleek is an online group claiming to have obtained unauthorised material from the game, including footage and details of its story. Rockstar Games makes the series, while players and fans are waiting to see the finished game on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X. Story leaks can reveal plot points before release and affect how players encounter them.

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