GTA 6 leaker Cyberleek has reportedly stepped back from its initial claim to release the full game version. This move came after the crypto coin failed to reach a market value of USD 30 million. On October 14, the leaker posted a long message with a caption, ‘The End of the Road,’ where they mentioned that the leaks will stop for now, until they are arrested or something disturbs them in the future. In that case, they have warned that they have a dead man's switch that will dump the story spoiler leaks onto the internet. Cyberleek had claimed to hold a playable version of the game, including the full story.
Cyberleek had linked the promised release to its crypto coin reaching the USD 30 million target. However, the coin's value fell far short, with reports putting its market value at around USD 1 million. Before announcing its exit, the leaker shared more footage that reportedly includes scenes from the game's later missions. Cyberleek also claimed it would keep the ending private to avoid spoiling the game for fans.
The post by Cyberleek claimed that the full game build is more than 200GB and that releasing it would bring serious risks. However, Rockstar’s parent company, Take-Two Interactive, has been investigating the leaker to identify them. Fans are now relieved that their long-awaited game is finally safe from more spoilers.
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Does Cyberleek Have the Full GTA 6 Game?
This is a debate with no answer at this point. Short clips from an unreleased game show some glimpses of the gameplay, but they do not prove that someone has a complete, playable version. The footage could come from a work-in-progress build or a few selected scenes. Independent experts would need to check the game files, confirm that the build runs, and test whether the full story can be played from start to finish. Until then, Cyberleek's claim remains unproven.
Cyberleek has dropped its threat after its crypto coin missed the USD 30 million target. The leaked clips have raised interest, but they do not prove that the leaker has a complete version of GTA 6.