GTA 6 Leaker Claims to Have Full Game, Demands $30 Million From Take-Two

A leaker known as Cyberleek claims to have access to a fully playable build of Grand Theft Auto VI, including its complete story mode, and has threatened to release it online under certain conditions.

The individual has also suggested that GTA 6 could require around 200GB of storage, although Rockstar Games has not confirmed the game's final installation size.

Cyberleek Threatens to Release Full GTA 6 Build

According to PC Gamer, Cyberleek has threatened to publish the alleged complete game build while promoting a cryptocurrency token associated with the leaks.

The leaker wants the token's market capitalization to reach $30 million and has called on Take-Two Interactive to issue a public apology and release GTA 6 on physical discs.

Cyberleek has also shared additional alleged gameplay footage and outlined plans for further videos tied to cryptocurrency market-cap milestones.

The proposed footage includes military vehicles, aircraft, and other gameplay scenarios. However, the roadmap remains an unverified promise rather than a confirmed schedule of releases.

GTA 6 File Size Reportedly Reaches 200GB

Another claim circulating alongside the leaks suggests that GTA 6 will require approximately 200GB of storage space.

While that figure would make GTA 6 a particularly large console release, neither Rockstar Games nor Take-Two Interactive has officially disclosed its storage requirements.

More importantly, there is no independent confirmation that Cyberleek possesses a complete, release-ready version of the game. The footage published so far does not establish access to the entire story campaign.

Rockstar Games has not announced any changes to GTA 6's release schedule in response to the latest threats.

Grand Theft Auto VI remains scheduled for November 19, 2026, on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.

Sources: PC Gamer | Tom's Hardware