GTA 6 hacker Cyberleek launched a new poll asking the community about the potential next leak, which may reveal the game’s prologue and story details.
The poll was launched shortly after the release of the 11th gameplay clip on August 24, 2026. If the prologue leaks before Netflix’s Extended Look, it could pose significant challenges for Rockstar Games.
Until now, Cyberleek’s leaks have focused on random gameplay moments, mostly showing Jason driving through the map, engaging with NPCs, and similar scenes.
One detail that stood out was the absence of any leaked footage featuring Lucia. This led many in the community to wonder if Cyberleek had not unlocked Lucia in the limited developer build, or simply did not have access to clips of the female protagonist.
These theories were put to rest on August 24, 2026, when Cyberleek released a new clip called “Nudist Town.” The video shows Jason walking through a poolside party with naked NPCs at Port Gellhorn.
What drew the most attention in this leak was the watermark, in which Cyberleek asked whether the community wanted to see a prologue featuring Lucia.
Cyberleek also mentioned reluctance to share story spoilers but indicated that if the community requests them, story-related clips could be released.
The leaker went on to say a poll would be created, and even called for 10 gamers to dress as Cyberleek and gather outside the offices of Rockstar Games or Take-Two Interactive during business hours.
Among all the content in the 18+ clip, the most significant revelation was that Lucia is set to appear in the game’s prologue.
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Now, there’s a new poll on Cyberleek’s decentralized website asking visitors whether they want to see a leak featuring Lucia and the prologue. The question is simple: “Do you really want to see the prologue with Lucia?” with “Yes” or “No” as options.
By creating this poll, Cyberleek is exploiting the split opinions in the community, reaching both people who want leaks and those who don’t. In the end, the poll seems designed to benefit Cyberleek.
