In the latest Grand Theft Auto 6 leak from hacker/leaker Cyberleek, the group or person behind the gameplay leaks asked people to go to GTA maker Rockstar North’s office to protest the game only being available digitally. And, reportedly, someone has already visited the studio in real life to harass them just a few hours after the leak went live.
On August 24, Cyberleek posted yet another video of what appears to be more leaked gameplay from a build of GTA 6 that is likely from 2025 or later. In this new clip, we see Jason exploring a nudist colony. And as you might expect at such a place, it is filled with a lot of naked people. On top of the footage, Cyberleek included a text message as a watermark. And this message was different from past ones, as it actually asked people to go out in real life and protest in front of Rockstar and Take-Two’s offices while dressed as a leek and holding physical game discs.
“Plus, to show support at least 10 gamers need to show up dressed as leeks in front of Take2/Rock offices holding game discs during working hours,” demanded Cyberleek in the latest GTA 6 gameplay leak. And it seems at least one person has followed those orders and visited the offices of Rockstar North.
🚨🤦♂️ A leeks foot soldier is already on the ground antagonising the studio at Rockstar North in Edinburgh pic.twitter.com/MEdrzc13pm
— reece (@reece_us) August 24, 2026
As spotted by Reece_US on Twitter, a young man visited Rockstar North’s office in Scotland carrying some leeks. He recorded a video of himself in front of the studio saying: “Enough is enough, drop the beach leaks for all the incels!” The man then took a big bite out of the leek while standing in front of the studio. Another user reportedly spotted the man carrying leeks and walking to Rockstar North’s front facade and then recording the message seen above.
Rockstar Games has not publicly posted about the leaks (or, really, anything else) since August 18. Kotaku has contacted Rockstar about this incident and the ongoing Cyberleek leaks.
This reported visit by a Cyberleek fan to Rockstar North’s office is just the latest weird development in the ongoing drama involving GTA 6 leaks. Other groups have tried to claim they also have access to the unreleased sequel, some have shared AI slop and tried to pass it off as real leaks, and others are sharing fake or staged videos claiming to show Take-Two lawyers going after Reddit posters. It’s a giant mess.
Meanwhile, Take-Two and Rockstar lawyers are indeed trying to hunt down the leaker via subpoenas and other legal means, as shown in recently reported court docs spotted by Kotaku.