CyberLeek claims that if Take-Two Interactive does not cease its legal actions related to the recent game leaks, he is prepared to release the full version of GTA6. According to Tbreak, the source of this leak asserts that the complete version has been copied and stored on multiple hard drives and servers located around the world.
The latest wave of leaks indeed includes new gameplay footage and assets, with multiple media outlets reporting that these contents suggest the leaker has access to a playable build of GTA6. However, claims that they possess the full version and may release it remain unilateral assertions from the leak source.
Meanwhile, Take-Two is ramping up its legal pressure. The company has obtained court permission to subpoena data from Microsoft and Discord, which could help identify individuals involved in spreading the leaked materials. Both companies must provide the requested information by September 4. Currently, CyberLeek's main public platforms have been shut down: both its website and Telegram channel have been deleted. However, even with these platforms gone, the leaks continue.
These developments come just days before the planned official showcase for GTA6. Rockstar Games will release an extended look at the game on August 27, with the official launch date set for November 19, 2026. If CyberLeek's threats are genuine, releasing the full version before the official launch would be a far more serious incident than the scattered videos and images previously circulated.