Cyberleek, a leaker who recently threatened to reveal the entire GTA 6 game build, has drawn a line under the saga of the game reveals.

The leaker posted a message on their website, which is no longer operating, but the message was saved by a fan GTA 6 news account on X/Twitter. In the message, Cyberleek says that they have the ending of the game and that sharing it "would punish Take-Two greatly," but at the same time, such a move would spoil the joy for gamers. They also say the gaming company "would show CL no mercy," but add that it was already "punished enough." The leaker also claims to have set up a dead man's switch limited to story spoilers, which would trigger only if they are removed. If left alone, they say, it will never fire.

Before, Cyberleek said they would leak the full GTA 6 build if their memecoin's market cap passed the $30 million mark. In the new announcement, the leaker reveals that the target wasn't reached. "Uploading 200+ GB anonymously is a serious risk - worth it only if the milestone funded the secret project," they say. Cyberleek also said they were saddened by the negativity and that influencers had decided the story before the facts arrived.

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This marks the end, at least for now, of Cyberleek's leaks about Rockstar's game, which drew a lot of attention from the community, from gameplay details to NSFW content featuring its characters.

Grand Theft Auto 6 will launch on consoles in November, and it is said that the PC release won't make fans wait long. Read what we know about the game in our GTA 6 guide, and if you want to learn more about other Rockstar games, check out what co-founder Dan Houser recalls about creating GTA 3, including its iconic grid art, Bully, and earlier projects.

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