GTA 6 Lucia leak: What did Cyberleek reveal about the new leak roadmap?

The Cyberleek saga continues, and with GTA 6 due on November 19, 2026, the anonymous leaker has posted another round of alleged footage. The said leaker has also laid out a step-by-step roadmap of future leaks tied to their cryptocurrency.The new message also puts a number on the size of the build Cyberleek claims to hold. In the section below, we take a detailed look at the new GTA 6 Lucia leak and the Cyberleek leak roadmap.

Everything to know about GTA 6 Lucia leak

On October 12, Cyberleek released a new clip featuring an explicit version of Lucia, one of the game's two protagonists, following a similar release featuring Jason over the weekend.This has gotten a viral reaction from the community, and raises questions about the nudity in GTA 6.

However, the leak may actually be some sort of mod rather than a preview of how the final game handles nudity, though that remains speculation. The recent releases have leaned toward goofy and somewhat creepy material rather than anything that reveals the plot.

Cyberleek GTA 6 leak roadmap

The headline development from Cyberleek is a "goal" roadmap, with each leak unlocked once the CYBERLEEK coin hits a specific market cap. In order, the promised releases are:

Cyberleek's earlier "offer," published on October 10, described the full build as including the story mode played through to the credits.

GTA 6 build is reportedly 200 GB

The new post also lists the build's size at 200 GB. That is quite some size, even though it was expected that the game is set to be massive, given it is going to have one of the biggest and most detailed maps ever made.Cyberleek claims it is the full game, complete with the ending, which would be consistent with that size. What nobody knows is how old the build is or how closely it matches the final release version, so the number tells us little about what's actually in it.One striking detail is that despite having access to the entire game, Cyberleek has been away from the main story spoilers across all its leaks. The roadmap items listed so far are action set pieces and vehicles rather than plot moments.The financial side doesn't look strong either, and could be a pump and dump strategy, which is quite common in the crypto market. Cyberleek's roadmap also marks a shift from the stated aim of pressuring Rockstar into releasing physical discs and apologizing, with the main goal now being to push the coin to $30 million.

No one knows who Cyberleek is or how they obtained a playable build. The leaker is now running its leaks like a crypto-funded content schedule. For fans, the practical advice hasn't changed: treat the claims skeptically, avoid the coin, and wait for official footage from Rockstar.