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Earlier this week, a number of gameplay clips were reportedly leaked after market cap goals were hit, including gameplay that allegedly shows Lucia fully naked, and, more recently, the alleged leak of a \u201cLucia closeup 4k\u201d video.<\/p>\n
Cyberleek then threatened to release a new unauthorized GTA 6 gameplay video every day, assuming the memecoin market cap targets were met, and launched yet another gameplay poll designed to encourage spending on the memecoin.<\/p>\n
However, the Cyberleek memecoin crashed, with a current market cap of $1.2 million, down from a high of $7.8 million on October 11. With those targets now pretty much impossible, it sounds like Cyberleek’s crypto scheme has come to an end.<\/p>\n
In a new message reportedly posted to their website, Cyberleek declared “the end of the road.” In the post, Cyberleek defended their actions from crypto scam allegations, and said Rockstar parent company Take-Two was “punished enough.” “The ending stays unpublished,” Cyberleek allegedly insisted in the message. They claimed that while the latest leak does show clips from the final missions of the game, out of context they do not spoil the story.<\/p>\n
It’s fair to say many fans have taken issue with that suggestion, and are already taking steps to avoid spoilers online.<\/p>\n
Cyberleek’s message also suggests that the build of GTA 6 they allegedly have access to will not be released because the $30 million market cap was not reached. Cyberleek had said they were raising funds for some mystery project, although many didn’t believe the claim. “Uploading 200+ GB anonymously is a serious risk,” they said, “worth it only if the milestone funded the secret project.” They said the memecoin should have been considered a “donation,” not an “investment,” and hit out at “influencers” who claimed otherwise.<\/p>\n
Then, the upshot: “The leeks stop here. For now.”<\/p>\n
Of course, Cyberleek may release further gameplay and continue with their crypto scheme anyway. They may even release the build they allegedly have. For now though, the more pressing concern is avoiding spoilers sparked by today’s leaked video.<\/p>\n
Fans had spent the last week calling on people not to spend money on Cyberleek, pointing out the leaker cashed out back in August and is likely to do so again ahead of GTA 6\u2019s official release date, if they haven\u2019t already. Analysis of cryptocurrency transactions in late August pointed to the GTA 6 leaker cashing out<\/u> having earnt around $270,000.<\/p>\n
Earlier this week, IGN reported on fan skepticism around the alleged leaked gameplay that reportedly showed both Jason and Lucia fully naked. A previous leaked gameplay video allegedly showed a tank spawning into the world, which suggests access to a dev menu of some kind. The leaked videos allegedly showing both Jason and Lucia fully naked also show NPCs failing to react to nudity in any way, which suggests this effect was achieved with either a dev menu or cheats and won\u2019t be possible in the official release.<\/p>\n
One theory is that Cyberleak was able to access this state for both Lucia and Jason because in at least one mission players will see both characters naked, perhaps in a nudist resort. As it stands, this is all speculation, and it is unknown if GTA 6 will feature either character naked at any point \u2014 officially at least.<\/p>\n
Cyberleek appeared to go dark after a spate of high-profile GTA 6 leaks in August that sparked an investigation from Take-Two. The company issued subpoenas to the likes of Discord as part of the hunt for the person or group of people responsible. But Cyberleek reemerged last week with the release of a 24-minute GTA 6 gameplay video<\/u> that reportedly showed cutscenes, story beats, playable characters Jason and Lucia naked (in the case of Jason, full-frontal nudity), and a first-person camera.<\/p>\n
It remains unclear how the gameplay footage, or any potential build of the game it’s taken from, escaped the confines of Rockstar’s infamous tight security. Recent developments suggest Cyberleek remains at large and defiant in the face of potential legal action.<\/p>\n
In August, Rockstar addressed the GTA 6 leaks<\/u>, describing the situation as “heartbreaking” for its development team and “unfortunate” for fans. At the time, the developer acknowledged that its intended experience for players “may now be impacted by some spoilers,” but reiterated GTA 6’s previously-confirmed launch date of November 19.<\/p>\n
Whether the culprit or culprits are ever caught may rest on how successful Take-Two’s legal team and the relevant authorities are at forcing social networks or crypto exchanges to divulge any personal details<\/u> they hold on those responsible.<\/p>\n
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Wesley is IGN’s Managing Editor. Find him on Twitter at @wyp100. You can reach Wesley at\u00a0wesley_yinpoole@ign.com\u00a0or confidentially at\u00a0wyp100@proton.me.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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