GTA VI, the highly anticipated open-world crime thriller from British studio Rockstar Games, has become the victim of a second gameplay leak in the past 24 hours. Thanks again to gamer rights activist Cyberleek.
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new videos (look, look, download) lasts just over two minutes and showcases Jason’s nighttime gameplay – driving a car, fighting hand-to-hand with security guards, using a stun gun taken from an employee, and stealing a truck.
Also included in the excerpt is a clip introducing the film, which features Jason and his paranoid friend Carl Hampton, who follows the hero as he teams up with drug lord Brian Hurd.
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As a forum user pointed out Reddita new leak reveals some GTA VI gameplay details. For example, when trying to steal a car, users will have the opportunity to break windows or copy keys.
In addition, the film highlights the time dilation mechanic for the last kill in a scene (just like in Red Dead Redemption 2), the car’s fuel consumption, and the ability to surrender when faced with law enforcement.
The radio in Jason’s car in the film is playing the song “Sports Car” by Tate McRae.
GTA VI leaks will continue until Rockstar and Take-Two Interactive give up, according to Cyberleek’s announcement “Anti-consumer behavior”, “There will be no public apology or clear commitment to improvement”.
GTA VI will be available on PS5, Xbox Series X, and S on November 19, starting at $80 (starting at 9,999 rubles in Russia). The game will have an extended reveal next week and will be a limited time exclusive on Netflix.
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