Courtesy of leaker Cyberleek, the latest Grand Theft Auto VI leak shows off footage of what appears to be a nudist colony. It’s not just a cutscene, but rather a fully featured environment that you, as the player, will get to explore. And it’s not coy about the nudity, either. It shows everything.
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There were a couple of videos of gameplay footage up on X, one of which has been removed as of the time we’re publishing this. Probably had something to do with the quite hardcore nudity in the video clip of playable footage, which shows protagonist Jason walking through a nudist colony, interacting with the people occupying it. Let’s just say that quite a few of them don’t appear to be too enthused with Jason’s use of binoculars to look at all the naked people around. The other video is still up, though. The leaker doesn’t seem content to release just one video of the nudist colony.
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Most of the buzz around the leaked video is positive, or at least inquisitive. It’s a far cry from the “Hot Coffee” controversy of 2005’s Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, in which modders discovered a hidden mini-game whereby the player can have sex. Man, if you were alive then, the pearl clutching was through the roof. Stories were all over the local news. It was (slightly) worse than 2001’s Grand Theft Auto III brouhaha over the ability to pick up and “interact” with prostitutes, unseen in a car that simply rocks around for a little while. Perhaps people have just become desensitized to it, or at least less shocked by Grand Theft Auto in the past few years.
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