The leaks just won't stop. A poster going by Cyberleek has spent the past stretch dripping out GTA 6 material, and Mashable has a running roundup of everything that's surfaced so far, which at publication sits at more than a dozen gameplay clips plus a pile of map screenshots showing various aspects of the game.

That's about as much as anyone can verify right now, so I'll say it out loud. My general rule when leak season hits: stick to compilations that source back to the original posts and treat everything else with suspicion. Fake leaks trail real ones like gulls behind a fishing boat. I can't tell you how much doctored material is riding Cyberleek's coattails right now, but there's always some.

Forty years of this tells me it's the least fun kind of leak. I remember when the biggest pre-release GTA spoiler you could get was a blurry magazine scan, one screenshot you'd squint at while building an entire city in your head. There was magic in that scarcity and we traded it for work-in-progress footage answering questions nobody asked yet.

What comes next? Nobody knows, and I won't pretend otherwise. If Cyberleek has deeper access than the clips suggest, the obvious escalation is story content or the intro sequence, the stuff a developer guards hardest. My guess is one more splashy drop, then the whole thing evaporates the second the game is in people's hands.

If you're trying to stay clean for launch, mute the keywords now. The algorithm doesn't care about your spoiler hygiene. I went dark on pre-release material for a certain Rockstar western years ago after early footage made the rounds, and I've never regretted the discipline. Some of us only get one first playthrough of a Rockstar open world a decade. Guard it.