In an unprecedented turn of events that has sent shockwaves through the gaming community, a mysterious leaker has dropped extended gameplay footage of Grand Theft Auto 6's prologue online. The four-minute clip featuring the character Lucia is causing quite a stir, revealing key narrative details and potentially ruining the game for those who prefer to go in unspoiled. This leak comes just hours after Rockstar Games finally broke its silence on the ongoing leaks, expressing their disappointment and the impact it might have on the intended player experience. The leaker has also claimed to possess a "recent" build of the game, but the source of this access remains a mystery that both Rockstar and publisher Take-Two are actively trying to uncover. As if that wasn't enough, the leaker is asking for 'support' in the form of their own cryptocurrency, raising eyebrows about potential money-making motives. With less than a month until GTA 6's scheduled release on November 19, Rockstar has confirmed it's still working on the game but has expressed confidence that nothing will change. As we speak, the company is reportedly scrambling to discover how these leaks occurred and who is behind them. Meanwhile, former Rockstar Games technical director Obbe Vermeij has downplayed the damage caused by the leaks, comparing it to past controversies like the Hot Coffee scandal. The leaked footage is set to be eclipsed soon as Rockstar prepares for its grand unveiling of GTA 6 gameplay via the Grand Theft Auto 6 Extended Look, scheduled for release exclusively on Netflix for six hours before hitting other platforms such as YouTube. Keep an eye out for the exact release time right here!