Just before Rockstar released the extended gameplay footage on Netflix, GTA VI suffered a massive data leak. Now, the leaker known as CYBERLEEK has resurfaced, exposing another 25 minutes of new game content, confirming that GTA VI features a first-person perspective and full nudity. Although the video has been deleted from Reddit, its authenticity has been verified.
It seems CyberLeek has indeed returned. Now, a roughly 25-minute gameplay video of GTA VI has been leaked, showcasing some missions, first-person perspective, vehicle customization, racing, and, for some reason, a naked protagonist.
To avoid spoilers, we will minimize descriptions of plot details. At the beginning of the story, Jason, who has long hair, visits a merchandise store and buys a set of gear that seems intended for participating in a mud race. After the race, Jason wanders around completely naked, but the people around him seem to have no reaction. Later, he goes to an auto repair shop to modify his car, preparing for a street race, and eventually participates. Interestingly, this segment of the storyline is presented from a first-person perspective.
It remains unclear whether a first-person perspective will be included in GTA VI upon release. Rockstar has not confirmed this, but previously revealed to a Brazilian YouTuber that the game would use a first-person perspective in certain specific scenarios.
Looking back, the first-person perspective in Grand Theft Auto V was added with the PC release, which came out about a year and a half later than the console versions. Therefore, considering factors like tanks spawning at waterfalls and the game world's lack of reaction to a naked Jason, this is likely just a feature present in the developer build of GTA VI possessed by the hacking group.
Near the end, Lucia walks topless toward the helicopter pad, from where one can enjoy the beautiful night view of Vice City. Sounds related to cryptocurrency missions can be heard in the background.