GTA 6 Leak Count Hits Fourteen: NINE1NINE Nightclub, a Packed Vice Beach and a Game Store

The pause lasted less than a day. After the nudist resort clip closed out August 24, Cyberleek published three more alleged gameplay videos on August 25 alone: a nightclub interior, a beach ride and a game store tour, per the running timelines at Beebom and TechRadar. That takes the count to fourteen clips in eight days, and the wave keeps trading spectacle for systems: this batch is almost entirely about interiors, crowds and shop interfaces rather than car chases.

The distribution theatre is unchanged. The beach and nightclub files hit Telegram as “GTA 6: BEACH” and “GTA 6: NINE1NINE”, per ScreenRant, watermarks carried fresh protest copy, and the paid polls kept running. The full release history, clip by clip, lives in our leaks guide.

Clip twelve is the longest leak of the entire series at 3:15, and it spends every second inside NINE1NINE, the downtown Vice City nightclub first glimpsed in Trailer 2 with Jason and Lucia. The venue’s logo sits on the front desk, a queue of NPCs waits under purple light outside, and the room inside runs to chandeliers, sparkly walls, red lighting, a statue of a woman and crowds drinking, dancing and vaping, per RockstarIntel. French coverage reads the club as modelled on Miami’s E11EVEN.

The interactions are the story. Contextual prompts let Jason Sit at the bar, Dance on the dancefloor and Greet NPCs, a Dancer prompt appears near performers, and a private dance is priced at $50, per Beebom. Two licensed tracks were identified in the room, “Wanderlust” by The Weeknd and “HEAT” by Tove Lo and SG Lewis, both now logged in the soundtrack guide.

One correction worth making loudly: NINE1NINE is a nightclub, not a strip club, and it is not the venue from the August 22 clip. That interior was pinned to Port Gellhorn’s Delights Cabaret by its own signage, and coverage keeps conflating the two. Different city, different room, different business.

Clip thirteen is just under two minutes of Vice Beach at sunset, with Jason riding an e-bike along the waterline. The headline is the density: somewhere between one hundred and two hundred NPCs lounge, walk, take selfies and play in the surf, a crowd Kotaku called truly astonishing. Umbrellas and sunbeds carry fabric physics, cabanas and lifeguard cabins line the sand, and the sand deformation under the bike’s tyres immediately drew comparisons to Red Dead Redemption 2’s snow tech, per RockstarIntel.

The community frame-by-frame filled in the rest: no children anywhere in the crowd, nobody actually swimming, a beach shop that appears to be named Tammaro, and Jason in a new shorts-and-tank-top outfit, per the r/GamingLeaksAndRumours breakdown. The ride ends with a seagull failing to clear the front wheel. Every crowd and physics reading from the clip is graded in the leaked mechanics guide.

Clip fourteen, at 2:01 the third release of the day, tours a game and electronics store in Port Gellhorn whose sign we read as Game Hoorde, spelled Game Horde in some reports. Jason scopes the window posters through binoculars, including an ad for the JS8, a JoySystem console parodying PlayStation, then browses shelves where per TechRadar every game and movie carries a name. The parody spines include Glory Souls II, Desolate Rim, Righteous Slaughter: Spree-For-All, the returning Cam Headz, and the shot fired directly at Naughty Dog: We Came Together I, II and III, Remasters of the Remakes, per RockstarIntel and GamesRadar.

The store is also a systems demo. Jason cycles through purchasable earbuds in several colours at the counter in a buy-and-wear interface, signage advertises trade-ins of consoles and electronics, and playable arcade cabinets carry interaction prompts, per TechRadar and RockstarIntel. Next door, the strip mall’s running gag is intact: the We Have Shoes storefront with its fallen S. The watermark leaned on the setting: “This is not about actual discs. It is about ownership,” a pointed choice for a game whose physical edition ships with a download code in the box, per Kotaku.

The wave ends on a held breath. The paid poll attached to the nudist resort clip asked whether Cyberleek should release a Lucia-led prologue, and breakdowns of the voting reported 99.7 percent in favour as it closed around August 26, alongside a demand that ten fans dress as leeks outside Take-Two and Rockstar offices holding game discs. As of publication nothing has been released, and the entire prologue premise rests on the leaker’s word.

Meanwhile the calendar does its work. The Extended Look premieres on Netflix tomorrow, August 27, the first official gameplay since Trailer 2 and the first chance to check the leaked systems against footage Rockstar actually chose to show. The hunt for whoever is behind all of this took its own turn this week, covered in our leaker investigation report.