A video attributed to the alias Cyberleek contains alleged footage from Grand Theft Auto VI (GTA VI). Released on October 8, 2026, the file is said to be about 25 minutes long. Online reports describe first-person footage while driving and walking, but Rockstar has not confirmed the material's authenticity or its contents.

The file circulated online as footage of the game in operation. Reports describe its length as 24 or roughly 25 minutes; the exact runtime has not been confirmed.

Users who claim to have watched the video describe a first-person perspective—the view through the character's eyes—both inside vehicles and on foot. These observations come from community discussions about the file, not from confirmation by Rockstar Games.

The scenes described include a sequence at the Thrillbilly Mud Club, a location already shown in an official trailer, a vehicle race on a dirt track, car modifications, and a street race. The video is also said to feature a tank, but it is unclear whether it appears through a development tool, code, or an alteration to the footage.

The camera's presence in the recording does not prove that the feature will be part of the commercial version of GTA VI. The video may show a feature in development or an option that will not be made available to players.

In August, Rob Nelson, co-director of Rockstar North, said in an interview that the game would not have a full first-person mode at launch. The perspective when aiming certain weapons would be an exception, which contrasts with reports about the scenes in the new leak.

Rockstar Games' Grand Theft Auto VI takes players to the fictional state of Leonida and arrives on November 19, 2026, for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.