A fresh batch of Grand Theft Auto 6 gameplay footage has surfaced online, and this time the focus has shifted almost entirely to protagonist Lucia. The material, shared in the r/GamingLeaksAndRumours community, shows extended free-roam sequences featuring the character driving, fighting, and interacting with Vice City systems. While the clips include familiar GTA staples such as melee combat and vehicle handling, the standout element is a side mission that centers on an in-game cryptocurrency called DaCity Coin.
According to the Reddit post detailing the footage, the sequence takes place around the Pike Financial Center and tasks Lucia with promoting DaCity Coin on behalf of a fictional entity referred to as Auda-City. The activity unfolds as a parachuting mini-game across multiple checkpoints in Vice City. Players must navigate the urban skyline while the promotion is underway; in the leaked clip, Lucia misses a checkpoint, collides with a building, and falls to her death. The mission framing presents DaCity Coin as a product being actively marketed inside the open world rather than a background flavor text element.
This is the first widely circulated look at an in-game cryptocurrency tied to one of the playable protagonists' free-roam activities. Previous Cyberleek drops had concentrated on Jason, with only brief teases that Lucia was present in the build. The new material confirms she is fully playable in free-roam, complete with her own combat animations. The Reddit breakdown notes that Lucia's close-quarters combat differs from Jason's, featuring back-hand slaps, wrestling-style maneuvers, and environmental interactions such as shoving an NPC against a wall before finishing the takedown. She is also shown driving a vintage car through the streets, and the post specifically mentions that she is fully naked during parts of the free-roam sequence (with the expected censorship), though nearby NPCs do not appear to react.
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Source: Rockstar Games
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Other systems visible in the same footage include an ATM deposit mechanic with a reported $15,000 limit and a short advertisement cutscene for a parody brand called BuckMe. These elements sit alongside the DaCity Coin mission, reinforcing the sense that the build contains a broad set of interactive systems rather than isolated scripted scenes. The parachuting segment, in particular, ties a traversal mini-game directly to the cryptocurrency promotion, suggesting that Rockstar has integrated at least one meme-coin-style product into the open-world activity loop.
The leak arrives amid ongoing tension between Rockstar, Take-Two, and the individual or group known as Cyberleek, who have previously shared substantial amounts of GTA 6 footage and have openly discussed releasing larger portions of a playable build. While the authenticity of every frame cannot be independently verified from the Reddit summary alone, the level of detail — specific location names, combat distinctions, ATM limits, and the DaCity Coin parachuting objective — matches the pattern of earlier verified clips. Fans have already begun dissecting the mission's implications for how the game handles contemporary digital trends, with DaCity Coin serving as the clearest example yet of an in-game crypto product being actively promoted through gameplay rather than passive billboards or radio ads.
Whether DaCity Coin functions as a satirical jab, a functional in-game economy item, or both remains unclear from the available footage. What is clear is that the Lucia free-roam material has given the community its most concrete look so far at how such a system is presented inside Vice City, complete with a dedicated side activity that can end in failure if the player does not hit every checkpoint. As the GTA 6 November 19 release date draws closer, additional drops focused on Lucia or the wider open-world systems are likely to continue circulating, with the DaCity Coin sequence now serving as a reference point for how Rockstar has chosen to depict cryptocurrency culture within the game.
OpenCritic Reviews
- Released
- November 19, 2026
- ESRB
- Rating Pending - Likely Mature 17+
- Developer(s)
- Rockstar Games
- Publisher(s)
- Rockstar Games
