“Gameplay leak” for GTA 6 does not meet fans’ expectations – news

With Grand Theft Auto VI Being one of the most anticipated games of all time, it's no wonder that fake leaks are popping up on the internet every day.

However, one such “gameplay leak” that went viral on the internet earlier this month has been officially debunked as the Youtuber behind it is speaking out.

Check out the OFFICIAL trailer Grand Theft Auto VI below!

For those who believed the leak (which wasn't many), you saw a small area of ​​Vice City as our brand new protagonist Lucia approached a purple coquette and drove away. Everything in the first person perspective.

The video went viral, but it didn't take long for it to go hardcore Grand Theft Auto VI Fans debunked the short video and pointed out the many flaws it contained.

We may never know the reason why so-called fans post fake leaks online, but in this case it came from Youtuber 12th Hour.

12th Hour has over a million followers on his channel and is known for using his developer skills to remake and remaster all of our favorite games. 12th Hour's latest project was to trick the internet with a fake GTA VI Leak.

We're now learning the truth thanks to a new video posted to his channel that shows exactly how he managed to create the viral video.

From scrolling through random streets in Miami to choose the perfect spot to purchasing a “pirated” Lucia model online, the Youtuber spent many days creating the video to make it go viral.

There's no denying that a lot of effort was put into the film, but it was soon ridiculed by fans despite reaching over seven million views.

The video was recently discussed on r/GTA6 and it seemed like there was a general consensus as to who even believed it.

“Wait, did people actually believe this was real lmao?” the top comment read.

Another said: “Literally NO ONE other than little kids were tricked by this.”

With Grand Theft Auto VI In just a year, we're hoping for a second official trailer so we don't have to deal with these “hilarious pranks” anymore.