GTA 6 Leaked Gameplay Shows Vice City Bike Heist, Brawls, and RDR2-Style UI

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Another leaked gameplay clip from GTA 6 has surfaced, showing Jason taking a motorcycle from a police officer, riding through Vice City, and then crashing into a river. The footage also includes a post-ride brawl near a bridge and UI elements that point to gameplay systems resembling those seen in other Rockstar titles.

Release-window context and platforms

Item Status / detail
Leak content timing Observers say the leaks are happening more than a week before the “Extended Look” premiere
Platforms referenced in discussion PS5 and “XSX” (Xbox Series X/S)

The new clip highlights two prominent on-screen systems: a weapon selection wheel and an honor-style meter. The honor bar, in particular, is described as appearing similar to the one used in Red Dead Redemption 2.

Beyond the gameplay itself, the leak also draws attention to how the source claims authenticity. A watermark visible in the video is reportedly tied to a leaker known as “Cyberleek,” who—per the claims made around the upload—does not have an account on X. That detail is presented as evidence that some widely seen profiles that supposedly amplified the leaks may be fake.

Cyberleek also claims to possess an additional recording, specifically an ending sequence for GTA 6. The same reporting notes that the leaker may choose to release it if Rockstar does not respond to stated demands.

While the immediate focus is on Rockstar, the fallout could extend beyond one publisher. The reporting argues that if the attacker is able to compromise and manipulate material involving Rockstar, other major companies—including Sony—could be at risk as well.

Industry observers say the quality and nature of the current leaks look worse than those from 2022. They point to compressed, lower-quality recordings that allegedly depict older builds of the game, and they also argue that the timing—more than a week ahead of the “Extended Look” rollout—makes the situation more damaging to how the game is perceived publicly.

Some expect a statement from Rockstar, but not everyone believes any response would change the impact. Rockstar is described as publicly silent while, behind the scenes, it is claimed that the company is issuing strict demands in response to the leak situation.