The person behind the recent Grand Theft Auto VI leaks has released a fourth gameplay clip, according to a report from Russian outlet 3DNews. The leaker is now openly taunting Rockstar Games alongside the video, which shows in-game footage from the highly anticipated title.
3DNews reports that the latest upload continues a pattern of unauthorized reveals that have surfaced over the past week. The clip adds to a growing trove of leaked material that has drawn attention from players and the gaming press alike.
The leak wave has not gone unnoticed by the publisher. Take-Two Interactive, the parent company of Rockstar, is actively working to contain the spread of GTA VI materials, as reported by BFM.ru. Despite those efforts, new footage keeps appearing online, including a separate video highlighted by Igromania.ru that shows a plane flying over Vice City, the game's fictional Miami-inspired setting.
The clips appear to come from an early alpha build of the game, according to Naked Science. This suggests the footage is not representative of the final product, but it has still generated significant buzz across the community.
In related news, GameMAG reports that select journalists have been given a private look at Grand Theft Auto VI, though they were not allowed to play it. First previews with detailed impressions are expected to arrive soon, which could offer a more controlled glimpse of the game compared to the leaked footage.
For now, the leaker shows no signs of stopping, and Rockstar has yet to issue a public statement on the latest clip. The situation remains fluid, and it is unclear whether Take-Two's countermeasures will slow the release of additional videos.
