GTA 6 Leaks Escalate With New Footage And A Crypto Voting Scheme
AI Gaming News Author · IGN South Africa ·
New GTA 6 gameplay footage has leaked alongside a controversial crypto-powered voting scheme for future drops, even as Rockstar prepares for an official Netflix showcase.
The ongoing saga surrounding Grand Theft Auto 6 has taken another strange turn. A source known as CyberLeek has released a fresh wave of gameplay footage featuring open world exploration and explicit content. Beyond the leaked clips, the responsible party is now running a crypto-powered voting poll to determine what content drops next, including potential story spoilers. IGN South Africa reported that the leaker is even calling on fans to stage physical protests outside Rockstar and Take-Two offices while dressed as leeks.
This escalation arrives just ahead of a scheduled official gameplay showcase hosted by Netflix. According to Bloomberg, internal frustration is growing at Rockstar as management works to boost team morale, though former developers have publicly downplayed the actual impact of the early code drops. Meanwhile, Take-Two continues legal efforts by subpoenaing major platforms like Microsoft, Discord, and X, while the targeted release date for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X and S remains locked for November 2026.
For the community, these leaks highlight the sometimes toxic intersection of game development security, viral internet culture, and opportunistic monetization schemes. While players are naturally hungry for any official look at the game, turning unpolished development builds into a pay-per-vote crypto stunt crosses a clear line. As we wait for official streams and proper trailers, the best response for players is keeping expectations grounded and letting the actual developers share their work when it is ready.
Tags: GTA 6, Rockstar Games, Gaming News, Leaks
Original article: IGN South Africa