New GTA 6 Leak Video “Gas” Surfaces, Fueling Cyberleek Playable Rumors

Another set of Grand Theft Auto VI footage has surfaced, adding to the ongoing stream of leaks tied to the Cyberleek releases. The newest clips highlight both GTA’s signature on-the-ground chaos and more “modern” presentation details—while also feeding the rumor mill around who’s about to become playable.

Quick facts

• A new GTA 6 leak video—titled “Gas”—shows a scene ending with the “WASTED” screen.
• The clip includes NPC interactions, a station-gasoline setup, and an explosion that triggers “WASTED” for the first time in the sequence.
• On-screen messaging includes “Return to Lucia,” pointing to Lucía’s soon-to-be-unlocked role.
• Separate leaked footage reportedly shows a dramatic night flight over Vice City and the airport, with reflections and visible interior detail.
• Fans claim the footage suggests Cyberleek is using an older build from 2025, citing visible “single instances” of cars being drawn in the background.
• Cyberleek also reportedly launched a new paid poll offering three options for what the next leaks will be: a beach, a second item flagged as spoiler-relevant, and another night-club clip.
• A companion statement claims corporations have tried to remove the resale rights of physical game copies, and that peaceful protests didn’t work.
• Reactions on X criticized the messaging as a marketing angle meant to boost the value of Cyberleek’s crypto token.

“Gas” leak: chaos, NPCs, and the “WASTED” moment

The “Gas” video spotlights the series’ brand of dark humor during a stop at a gas station. A drunk NPC is shown filling a large barrel on the back of a pickup truck while complaining about government regulations, setting the tone for what comes next.

Jason then steals a vehicle, dragging the owner along the ground before colliding with another car at an intersection. The sequence culminates in an explosion, after which the “WASTED” death screen appears.

For fans watching for specific triggers, the clip also briefly revisits a toilet-related interlude that appeared in earlier leaked material. But the standout screen prompt is the message “Return to Lucia,” framed as a clear sign that access to Jason’s companion is being enabled and that her presentation is imminent.

Night flight over Vice City: reflections, interior detail, and “older build” clues

A separate, later leak—labeled as the 10th material release from Cyberleek—focuses on a nighttime aircraft flyover above Vice City and the airport. Viewers highlighted the scene’s darkness and lighting behavior, noting that water reflections appear realistic even from a distance.

Beyond the outside skyline, the footage reportedly shows three-dimensional interior spaces within buildings, with fans attributing the effect to interior parallax-style tech. While the presentation looks impressive, there are also signs of imperfect rendering: commenters point to individual cars being drawn in the background.

That detail, in fans’ view, supports the idea that Cyberleek is working from an earlier version of the game dated to 2025, rather than a fully current build.

Cyberleek’s next steps: a paid poll and a spoiler-tagged option

Alongside the new videos, Cyberleek is reported to have started a paid survey with three selectable options for subsequent leak content. The choices listed are a beach, an option explicitly flagged as potentially valuable from a story perspective, and another clip set in a night club.

“Player rights” claims spark backlash over crypto motives

Cyberleek also posted an additional statement tied to the leak activity, claiming that corporations have been planning for years to strip players of the ability to resell physical copies of games, and that peaceful protests haven’t achieved results.

That narrative didn’t land well with commenters on X, who argued the “protest” angle is primarily a marketing tactic intended to increase the value of the hacker’s private cryptocurrency token.