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August 26, 2026

Stop Killing Games Distances Itself From GTA 6 Leak Manifesto

The Stop Killing Games movement has publicly distanced itself from the manifesto issued by the alleged group behind the GTA 6 leak. According to IGN, the campaign issued the statement to avoid any political association that could hinder its legislative efforts. The response follows the appearance of unconfirmed gameplay videos and a map image bearing a cryptocurrency watermark.

CyberLeek Demands and Leak Contents

Unverified GTA 6 gameplay footage and a map image appeared online with watermarks promoting a cryptocurrency linked to a group calling itself CyberLeek. The associated website listed demands directed at Rockstar and other publishers regarding an all-digital future. The manifesto also referenced The Crew and issued threats of further leaks against major publishers.

Campaign Issues Public Statement

Stop Killing Games Distances Itself From GTA 6 Leak Manifesto

Stop Killing Games published a statement on Reddit advising against sending money to CyberLeek and expressing sympathy for Rockstar staff. The group clarified that the leak motivations appeared unrelated to concerns over game preservation. It emphasized the need to prevent any affiliation that could affect discussions with lawmakers.

Context for the Distancing

The movement, started by Ross Scott after The Crew servers shut down, seeks legal requirements for offline modes in games. Earlier this year the European Commission declined to propose new obligations due to existing copyright rules. The statement aims to shield ongoing advocacy work from association with the GTA 6 incident.