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New GTA 6 leak: taser, night gameplay and the first Cal cutscene

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Jason leaning on a palm tree at night, Vice City neon in the background
Jason at night in Vice City. Image: Rockstar Games

A new clip of roughly two minutes has joined the GTA 6 material put out by Cyberleek. It is the longest so far, it takes place at night, and it shows three things the first two did not: a disarm mechanic, a taser in use, and a story cutscene with Jason and Cal Hampton. The wider picture is the one from the August 18 leak: Take-Two keeps having reuploads pulled, Rockstar has not commented.

What it showsHow solid it is
Night driving and the fight with guardsreported, consistent across outlets
Disarm, taser and contextual optionsreported, from a non-final build
The Jason and Cal cutscenereported, the first story scene leaked
The song dating the footage to 2025a checkable observation, not a claim
The August 27 Extended Lookconfirmed by Rockstar

What the footage shows

The video opens with Jason driving at night to the parking lot of a sugar refinery, the Allied Crystal, set in the Ambrosia area. A fight with the security guards follows, and the interesting part is not the brawl itself but what the game puts on screen around it.

One detail matters more than the individual items: the police try to arrest Jason rather than simply shoot at him. If that holds, it is a change of posture from GTA 5, where an arrest was mostly a formality once you were already down.

The first leaked story cutscene

The video closes on about fifteen seconds of narrative: Jason and Cal Hampton on a fishing boat, beer in hand, chatting lightly. It is the first GTA 6 cutscene to end up online, and it is framed full screen rather than letterboxed, which suggests dialogue scenes will use the full frame.

The scene contains a line that went around social media: one of the two says he has nothing to worry about because he uses a VPN. No outlet attributes the line to either character with certainty, but almost all of them note the irony of the coincidence, given who put the video out and under what circumstances. It is worth taking for what it is: an amusing coincidence inside stolen material, not a message from the group.

The detail that moves the dating

Early reports placed the material in a 2023 build. The new video contains something that makes that reading untenable, at least for this clip: the radio plays Sports Car by Tate McRae, released in January 2025.

It is a check anyone can make, and it changes the weight of what is on screen. Footage from 2025 sits much closer to the finished game than footage from 2023, so the mechanics on show have a better chance of having survived to launch. The general principle still stands: until Rockstar shows them, they are things seen in a non-final build.

What the group is still promising

Messages from the group mention more material to come, with references to Lucia on an airboat in the swamps, weapon customisation and a five star police response. Other clips attributed to the same source are circulating too, including one set inside a nightclub.

What has not changed

Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Look went ahead on August 27 as announced (what it showed), and release remains November 19, 2026 on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. For anyone who wants to reach that evening unspoiled, the usual rule applies: hunting for leaked clips burns the surprise for very little, and this time it burns a story scene too.

In short

  • A roughly two minute night clip has joined the leaked material, the longest so far.
  • It shows a disarm mechanic with a slow-motion beat, a taser in use and contextual vehicle commands.
  • The police try to arrest Jason rather than only shoot at him.
  • It contains the first leaked story cutscene: Jason and Cal on a boat, framed full screen.
  • A 2025 song on the radio undercuts the idea that the material comes from a 2023 build.
  • Rockstar stays silent, Take-Two keeps filing takedowns, the Extended Look is still on August 27.

Frequently asked questions

How long is the new leaked GTA 6 video?

About two minutes, which makes it the longest of the leaked clips so far. The first two ran a little over a minute each.

What happens in the Jason and Cal cutscene?

A short scene, around fifteen seconds: the two are on a fishing boat with a beer, talking lightly. It is the first GTA 6 story scene to end up online, and it is framed full screen.

Does the footage really come from a 2023 build?

Not this clip. The radio plays a track released in January 2025, so the material has to be later than that. It is still a development build, not the finished game.

Will GTA 6 have a taser and a disarm move?

They appear in the leaked footage, but Rockstar has not confirmed them. They are plausible mechanics seen in a non-final build, not announced features.

Does the leak change anything about the August 27 presentation?

No. An Extended Look is still scheduled for August 27, and the game still launches on November 19, 2026.

Be ready on launch day.

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