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The five-minute clip is the first time we've seen Lucia fully playable. The clip also shows her wearing nothing at all, even as NPCs seem unbothered, indicating that the leaker probably has an earlier developer build.
CyberLeek is back, and this time the GTA 6 leaker has finally given fans what they voted for: Lucia, in the flesh, robbing an ATM and jumping off a roof with nothing but a parachute and a helmet.
A recurring demand for a disc version of GTA 6
The five-minute clip surfaced on ResetEra before spreading across social media, arriving just a day after CyberLeek threatened to release a full playable build of GTA 6 unless Rockstar and Take-Two met demands related to physical disc releases. The video reportedly opens with a black-and-white car cruising through Vice City before Lucia steps out, wearing nothing. Nobody reacts, a recurring theme across these leaks.
From there, Lucia heads up a set of stairs to an ATM, beats up a passer-by, and takes their money. The machine displays a $15,000 withdrawal limit and a logo for "Buckme," a fictional in-game brand that also gets its own advertisement later in the clip. She then enters a nearby building, where a construction worker asks if she's with the guy on the roof, and after a brief exchange, she takes the elevator. Lucia is then handed a parachute, and she jumps off, immediately demonstrating why she is not the protagonist you want handling aerial stunts. The first jump drifts well off course and ends with her crashing into a building. The second attempt gets closer to the target but still sails past the landing point. It is, generously, a work in progress.
Unbothered NPCs in play again
As with the previous 25-minute leak showing a fully nude Jason, the strongest evidence points to a developer menu being used rather than any actual nudity feature in the final game. NPCs do not react to Lucia's state of undress, and the same build allowed Jason to spawn a tank out of thin air at a waterfall. The nudity is almost certainly a debug artifact, not a design choice.
Rockstar has previously described the leaks as "heartbreaking," while parent company Take-Two has aggressively pursued the person or group behind CyberLeek, issuing subpoenas to Discord, Microsoft, YouTube, and X, and hitting any reposts of the content with immediate copyright strikes. GTA 6 is still scheduled for release on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S on November 19. Whether CyberLeek follows through on the threat to leak a playable build before then is the question everyone is now asking.
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Rahim Amir Noorali, 2026-10-12 (Update: 2026-10-12)