Important note: This is a leak that has NOT yet been officially confirmed by Rockstar Games or Take-Two.
Spoiler Warning: In this text, we do not reveal any end-game content or link to any leaks. Anyone who wants to experience GTA 6 fresh should avoid the videos.
The leaker Cyberleek has reportedly released a final video. According to Eurogamer, it is said to show scenes from the end of GTA 6. At the same time, the leaker reportedly stated that it's over. At least for now.
What Does Cyberleek's Alleged Final Video Show?
The video is said to be about four minutes long. Eurogamer claims to have seen it and qualifies: it is less dramatic than announced. The editorial team claimed it did not contain the end sequence or final cutscene. The material reportedly ends with a montage of various locations and flyover shots of a city, underscored by Journey's „Don’t Stop Believin’“.
GamePro, however, reports on parts of the final mission with massive story spoilers. The two assessments don't quite align. Eurogamer maintains that at most, the location of the action could be a spoiler. We cannot verify this independently, nor do we want to.
Why is Cyberleek Reportedly Stopping?
The reason is apparently money. Cyberleek intended to release a 200 GB build of the game as soon as his memecoin reached a market capitalization of 30 million US dollars. According to Eurogamer, the current value is 1.2 million US dollars, just three days after its high of 7.8 million. Cyberleek reportedly wrote on his website: „The 30m was not reached, so no build.“
This aligns with the quote „The leeks stop here. For now.“ According to GamePro, Take-Two has also been „punished enough.“ Previously, according to reports, the leaker had posted a 25-minute gameplay clip, and before that, material with nude figures of Lucia and Jason. We had previously reported that Cyberleek was threatening to release a fully playable build. The demands for a disc and an apology from Rockstar are also part of the backstory.
Is the Leak Wave Really Over?
Caution is advised. Cyberleek had disappeared after the initial leaks in August and only resurfaced now, apparently in response to Take-Two investigating and sending subpoenas to Discord and Microsoft. GamePro also refers to an alleged „dead man’s switch“ for further story spoilers. Eurogamer warns that the leaker could return with a new scam.
From our perspective, the announcement is primarily a phased withdrawal. The business model behind the leaks, the memecoin, apparently no longer works. Whether that's enough to permanently stop someone with access to game material is an open question. For players, this means: spoiler protection remains mandatory until the launch on November 19, 2026, on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S. GamePro recommends blocking terms like „Lucia“ and „Jason“ on social media. This is practical if you don't want to accidentally see anything.
Official information about the game can be found at Rockstar Games and with publisher Take-Two Interactive. Everything else remains rumor and leak until then, including this alleged end to the leaks.
Have you intentionally avoided leaks until release, or do you still take a peek?
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