Clips purportedly showing Grand Theft Auto VI have surfaced online, potentially spoiling aspects of the game before its official debut. The leak includes scenes with one of the two protagonists, Jason Duval, involved in various criminal activities.

Rockstar Games is set to premiere a deep dive into the game on Netflix next week, but the leaks suggest the developer may be battling both time and technology. CyberLeek, the alleged source behind the clips, even tries to sell cryptocurrency through their videos, making it clear they're in this for the long haul.

This isn't the first such leak; 90 similar videos appeared online back in 2022, leading Rockstar to release its first trailer early. The company has acknowledged a hack but insists players are safe. With GTA VI launching on November 19th and now facing early leaks, one wonders how long developers can keep their secrets.

Meanwhile, the industry is taking note; most big games are launched earlier in the year, avoiding the typically crowded space come November. Despite the challenges, Rockstar remains undeterred, with its Netflix event scheduled for August 27th and an extended look set to stream on YouTube later that night.