New GTA 6 leak shows night-time flying footage as cyberleaker continues to evade Rockstar

A fresh leak of Grand Theft Auto 6 has surfaced online, this time showing the player character piloting an aircraft over a neon-lit cityscape at night. The footage, which appears to be captured from an early build of the game, has been circulating on social media and forums, adding to a growing pile of unauthorised material that Rockstar Games and its parent company Take-Two Interactive have so far been unable to contain.

The clip, reportedly posted by the same leaker known as “Cyberleek,” shows a first-person view from the cockpit of a small plane as it banks over a dense urban area. Streetlights, billboards and the reflections on waterways are visible below, suggesting a level of graphical detail consistent with the engine upgrades Rockstar is expected to deliver for the next entry in the series. The leaker has been releasing snippets of GTA 6 content intermittently for weeks, despite repeated takedown notices from the publisher.

The persistence of the leaks raises questions about the security of the development process at Rockstar. The studio has historically kept its projects under tight wraps, with GTA 6 being one of the most anticipated games in the industry. The current wave of leaks appears to originate from a single source who has access to pre-release assets, and the material has been shared across multiple platforms, making it difficult for Take-Two to scrub it from the internet entirely.

The footage does not reveal any major story details or new gameplay mechanics, but it does confirm that the game will feature a fully realised night cycle with dynamic lighting effects. The aircraft shown in the leak appears to be a small propeller plane, similar to models seen in previous GTA titles, and the handling physics look comparable to those in Grand Theft Auto 5. Whether the game will include a larger variety of flyable aircraft, or whether the flight model has been overhauled, remains unclear from the short clip.

Rockstar and Take-Two have not commented publicly on the latest leak. The publisher has been aggressive in issuing Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) takedowns against accounts that host the footage, but the leaker continues to post new material under new handles. The cat-and-mouse dynamic has frustrated fans who want to see official reveals rather than stolen content, and it has also created a security headache for the developer, which may now be forced to accelerate its internal review of how the assets were obtained.

The ongoing leaks have also fuelled speculation about when Rockstar will officially unveil GTA 6. The company has not yet announced a release date, though industry analysts expect a launch sometime in 2025, likely on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. A PC version is widely assumed to follow later, as has been the pattern with previous Rockstar titles. The leaks, while damaging to the studio’s marketing plans, have not diminished public interest in the game; if anything, they have kept the title in the headlines throughout a period when Rockstar has remained largely silent.

For now, the leaker shows no signs of stopping, and the community is left to parse each new snippet for clues about what the finished game will look like. The night-time flying footage is the latest piece of the puzzle, but until Rockstar speaks officially, every leak remains a fragment of a picture only the developer truly holds.