Cyberleek posted three more clips today — a Vice Beach bike ride and a trip to a video game store — 48 hours before Rockstar's own Netflix reveal. Here's what's in them, what's still unverified, and what's actually next.
Editorial note: Decoded Six has not published, embedded, linked to, or reproduced any of the leaked footage referenced below. We won't. Rockstar's own Extended Look drops in 2 days — this is coverage of what's circulating, not a substitute for it.
What Changed
Two more clips hit the internet today, August 25. Both come from Cyberleek, the source behind every GTA 6 leak since August 18. Both are unverified leaked footage, not official Rockstar material — nothing below is confirmed until Rockstar confirms it.
The first shows Jason riding a bike down Vice Beach. The shoreline is packed — rows of chairs, umbrellas, cabanas, NPCs sunbathing and talking as Jason rides past. Outlets tracking the leaks flagged the NPC density as the standout detail. It's the most crowded single location shown in any clip so far.
The second shows Jason inside a strip-mall electronics store called Game Horde. He uses a scope to inspect the shelves — physical games, PlayStation-style consoles, controllers, phone cases, earbuds. One title on the shelf, "Cam Headz," is a returning GTA Online arcade game that nods to Manhunt. Cyberleek captioned this one directly: "This is not about actual discs. It is about ownership. Resale rights still matter — even in a digital-only era."
Why Now
Cyberleek has posted leaked footage almost daily since August 18. Today alone brought three clips. That's the fastest pace since the leaks started, landing in the 48 hours before Rockstar's own reveal.
Rockstar hasn't commented on the footage itself. Take-Two's lawyers have been filing DMCA takedowns since week one — the closest thing to an official confirmation that the clips are real.
Every Leak So Far
- Aug 18 — Basketball at Jason's beach house, minimal HUD
- Aug 18 — Driving and wrench combat around Leonida
- Aug 19 — Night raid on the Allied Crystal sugar refinery
- Aug 19 — Hunting-knife melee, bike gameplay, fast-food joints return
- Aug 20 — Crop duster flight, Leonida Keys to Vice City
- Aug 21 — Hypercar theft, store robbery, fuel system
- Aug 21 — Convenience store robbery, one-handed pistol shooting
- Aug 22 — Strip club interior in Port Gellhorn
- Aug 23 — Gas station truck theft, first "Wasted" screen
- Aug 23 — Night crop-duster flight, fishing mechanic hints
- Aug 24 — Nudist town exploration, binoculars, combat
- Aug 25 — NINE1NINE club interior, dancing
- Aug 25 — Vice Beach bike ride (today's first clip)
Today's Game Horde clip is the third posted today and hasn't landed a fixed number across trackers yet. Treat every entry above the same way: leaked, unverified, subject to change the second Rockstar says otherwise.
Does This Change Anything
No. Fourteen clips in, and none of it touches what actually matters — mission structure, the money loop, how heat escalates, how the game actually plays on your hardware at launch. A clip of Jason browsing a store shelf doesn't answer any of that.
None of this makes November 19 less anticipated. If anything, watching the internet dissect a bike ride down a beach says more about how much attention this game already has than it says about the game itself.
What's Actually Next: August 27
Forget the leaks for a second. In 2 days, Rockstar controls the story again.
Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Look premieres on Netflix Thursday, August 27, 3pm ET — exclusive to Netflix subscribers for a 6-hour window. At 9pm ET the same day, it goes wide on Rockstar's YouTube channel and the official GTA 6 site.
Rockstar hasn't said what the Extended Look covers. No confirmed runtime, no confirmed content list. Treat any prediction — ours included — as a guess until 3pm ET Thursday. We'll be covering it the moment it's live.
Between Now and November 19
GTA 6 launches on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S November 19, 2026. That's less than 3 months out.
Expect more leaks between now and then. Cyberleek shows no sign of stopping, and Take-Two's legal pressure hasn't slowed the pace yet. We'll keep tracking every confirmed clip and every official Rockstar drop the same way we have since August 18 — documented, sourced, and never hosting the footage itself.
