Another GTA 6 Gameplay Leak Shows Night City, Combat System, and Shooting Mechanics: Details Revealed

Less than a day later, another GTA 6 gameplay leak surfaced, something that would've seemed unimaginable, like six months ago, but here we are. Hacker Cyberleek is back in the spotlight, this time sharing two minutes of Grand Theft Auto VI gameplay, and fans have already started digging through it for interesting details.

In the new two-minute clip, Jason shows up again, this time at night, driving through the Allied Crystal industrial yard in Ambrosia. He breaks into the property, fights off workers, then steals a truck and drives off. Toward the end of the footage, part of a cutscene that shows Jason talking with Cal Hampton. You can check out the leaked footage below:

As for interesting details and mechanics, hand-to-hand combat with NPCs includes a slow-motion effect that highlights impact on hits. There's an iFruit icon on the minimap, GTA's version of Apple, and two ways to steal a car: with a key or by smashing the window, each tied to a different button. A health and stamina bar is visible too, along with what looks like a stun gun in action. In the cutscene at the end, Jason and Cal are shown discussing enjoying life, with Cal making a joking remark about using a VPN so nobody can track him. Cyberleek likely chose to end the clip on that line deliberately, given it seems to reference Rockstar's ongoing efforts to crack down on leaks.

BREAKING: NEW GTA 6 GAMEPLAY HAS BEEN LEAKED AGAIN.

• Night driving through Allied Crystal industrial yard in Ambrosia
• Jason breaks into a private refinery
• Car theft has 2 options: “Clone Key” or break the window
• Hand-to-hand fights feature slow-motion finishing moves
• New tactical flashlight mechanic
• “Surrender” option is shown
• Uses the Shocker taser and KLOSE K17 pistol
• Steals a big truck
• “Crime reported” notification appears

The footage ends with a daytime boat scene featuring Jason and Cal Hampton, where Cal says: “I use a VPN!”

The footage also looks more polished than yesterday's leak. According to Insider Gaming, this third gameplay clip appears to come from a 2025 build of the game, or possibly later. As for yesterday’s GTA 6 gameplay leaks, the first clip shows Jason shooting a basketball into a hoop near his house, while the second reveals vehicle physics, NPC interactions, and how police respond when residents are attacked.

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Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Look premieres on Netflix August 27 at 3 p.m. ET. You can also check out how and when to watch this major event. The game releases November 19 on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S.