GTA 6 Leaks: CyberLeek Pressures Rockstar Over Digital Preorders

Two alleged GTA 6 gameplay videos and a map image have leaked online, and the uploader behind them, CyberLeek, is now pressuring Rockstar Games with demands tied to GTA 6’s digital-only preorders and the lack of a traditional physical disc release.

What was leaked, and how Rockstar responded

The leak claims include two separate gameplay clips for GTA 6 and an image showing the game’s map. The material is attributed to CyberLeek, a hacker who has previously threatened Rockstar with more releases unless the company complies with a set of demands.

Rockstar Games and Take-Two have not confirmed whether the leaked content is real. However, both videos were removed from Twitter/X after copyright infringement reports under the DMCA, even though copies have continued to circulate on other social platforms. There are also claims that the clips could be from an “old build” of the game dating back about a year.

CyberLeek’s demands: physical release and changes to digital preorders

CyberLeek is asking Rockstar to disable GTA 6 digital reservations and announce a physical disc edition instead. The argument presented is that removing discs harms players’ rights as customers—specifically pointing to what he describes as pressure on player ownership by both the publishers and PlayStation.

He also argues that the current approach to GTA 6 preorders is driven by revenue timing: physical versions for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, he says, are delivered as code-in-box rather than on an actual disc. In his view, the strategy is intended to collect money before launch rather than support tangible media.

Launch date referenced in the claims: 19 November
Platform formats referenced: PS5 and Xbox Series X|S “code in box” for physical editions
Action taken on leaked videos: removed from Twitter/X via DMCA claims

Why this matters for GTA 6 and what to watch next

If the leaks are later confirmed as authentic, CyberLeek’s broader claim is that worries about spoilers are not tied to whether a game ships with discs. He argues that GTA 6 being digital-only does not make it safer from leaks—instead, the leaks suggest that exposure can happen regardless of format.

Rockstar Games now faces a risk calculation: CyberLeek warns that if his demands aren’t met, he could release more information. The next key developments to watch are any changes to GTA 6 preorder availability or announcements related to physical media.