GTA 6 leaks: 7 things we haven’t seen in Cyberleek footage yet
The Grand Theft Auto VI leaker known as Cyberleek has been dropping near-daily footage showcasing gameplay from the upcoming game.
On Wednesday, Cyberleek ventured into new territory, which crossed the line for some gamers: The leaker posted four and a half minutes of footage spoiling part of the GTA 6 storyline for the first time.
The clip covers the game's prologue and features one of the two playable characters, Lucia Caminos.
However, lots of gamers are talking about what Cyberleek hasn't leaked yet, as well as speculation as to why.
It seems that the leaker isn't just leaking stolen footage but is actively clipping the material themself, which leads fans to believe that Cyberleek has a playable build of the game.
But, the footage that's been posted by Cyberleek so far suggests that they may have a restricted build of the game.
Looking over what's missing from Cyberleek's leaks, you'll find that there's also quite a few trademark elements of a GTA game that they haven't been seen yet.
Here's what we found — or should we say, here's what we haven't found — in the leaked footage so far: No Lucia gameplay GTA 6 will feature a playable Bonnie and Clyde-esque duo named Jason Duval and Lucia Caminos, as Dazed magazine revealed this week .
Yet, all the leaks that Cyberleek has posted so far feature Jason as the playable character.
Cyberleek just posted the prologue that features Lucia, but still hasn't posted any Lucia gameplay, despite teasing more Lucia-focused content.
No first-person view footage Over on Reddit , gamers have been sharing concerns over the lack of any first-person POV footage in the leaks.
GTA 6 is primarily played in third-person view, and all of the footage is from that viewpoint.
However, GTA 6 is an extremely complex game, and many elements may be best experienced in the first-person view.
For example, customization options of vehicles are extremely detailed, and a first-person view is often required to truly appreciate the little details.
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