GTA 6 leaker Cyberleek claims playable build exceeds 200GB as release threats continue

GTA 6 leaker Cyberleek has renewed threats to publish what they describe as a playable version of the game, claiming the build takes up more than 200GB.

The alleged release is tied to a cryptocurrency called Cyberleek. According to the leaker, the build will be made available if the token reaches a market cap of roughly $30 million.

That puts the latest claim beyond another batch of gameplay videos. Cyberleek is now promising access to the game itself, although the footage shared so far does not establish whether the build can be played from beginning to end.

Cyberleek ties further GTA 6 leaks to crypto milestones

In an October 12 update, Cyberleek outlined a series of planned releases linked to the token’s market cap.

The leaker said each milestone would trigger new GTA 6 footage the following day. If several targets were reached at once, the corresponding videos would be released one per day until the backlog was cleared.

A playable build exceeding 200GB was listed alongside several smaller leaks. Those allegedly include footage of a miniature tank, a jumbo jet, a fighter jet, a police shootout, weapons being fired on a beach, a private lap dance, and a collision between trains.

The size claim comes from Cyberleek and should not be treated as confirmation of GTA 6’s final storage requirements.

Latest threat follows another wave of alleged gameplay footage

Cyberleek began posting purported GTA 6 clips in late August, covering activities such as driving, flying, and listening to the in-game radio.

After a short pause, the account resumed posting on October 8. The latest uploads reportedly included car customization, additional cutscenes, and clips featuring unclothed versions of Jason and Lucia.

The unusual scenes have led some social media users to suggest that Cyberleek has access to a development build with cheats or debugging tools enabled. That remains speculation.

One previously shared clip appeared to show the word “Leek” being written on a wall through machine-gun fire.

While viewers have pointed to that footage as evidence of an interactive build, it does not confirm the scope or completeness of the version Cyberleek claims to possess.

For now, the promised release remains dependent on the cryptocurrency reaching the leaker’s stated target.