Hacker group seeks cryptocurrency for GTA 6
Cyberleek, a hacker group known for leaking content from GTA 6, has asked for 30 million in cryptocurrency to release a playable version of the game. The group claims it will publish the full game if its financial demands are met.Leaked content and game release details
Cyberleek leaked gameplay sequences of characters Lucia and Jason shortly after GTA 6 pre-orders began. The leaks happened before the game's early access presentation on Netflix and before its official release on November 19, 2026, on PS5 and Xbox Series.No disc version planned for GTA 6
The leaks suggest that GTA 6 will not be released with a boxed version containing a physical disc. It appears that a disc version of the game is not part of the release plan at all. Cyberleek has released a 25-minute gameplay clip and set a deadline for the cryptocurrency goal.Uncertainty about the leaked content
Some believe the leaked gameplay may come from an older version of GTA 6 rather than a fully playable build. It is unclear whether Cyberleek's threats are genuine or just a way to gain attention ahead of the game's release. The situation depends on how Rockstar and Take-Two respond in the coming days.
