Cyberleek posted new footage on August 19, ahead of an announced 8 PM ET release time, per Game Rant. The main clip, called Taser Video, shows Jason arriving at a nighttime location Beebom identifies as the Allied Crystal sugar refinery in Ambrosia. He fights security guards, knocks one out and picks up his hat, and gets tased, losing stamina. He then grabs the fallen guard's taser and uses it on the next wave coming at him. A slow-motion cinematic finisher triggers during the fight, comparable to the execution animations in Red Dead Redemption 2, per Beebom. A vehicle theft prompt in the same clip gives two options: Clone Key and Smash Windows. A Surrender prompt also appears during combat, and Beebom noted a tactical flashlight that can be toggled.
Kotaku reported several additional details from the footage: a healing consumable called Zombix appears in the inventory, and the clip ends with a story cutscene of Jason drinking on a fishing boat with Cal Hampton, who is identified by name in Gfinity's writeup. Cal's line: 'They don't know nothing about me, man. I use a VPN.' Kotaku also covered a fourth clip, called Junkies, which shows Jason attacking a police officer, stealing a motorcycle, riding it into a river, and knifing a group of people under an overpass. The song playing in the Taser Video is Sports Car by Tate McRae, released in 2025, so this build cannot be the 2023 one the first two clips were pinned to.
Rockstar has still made no public statement on any of the leaks, and Take-Two is continuing to file DMCA takedowns. CyberLeek's Discord was taken down, per Game Rant, though its main site remains up. The August 27 Extended Look on Netflix has not moved. What each new clip adds is a longer list of confirmed mechanics: taser combat, disarming guards, slow-motion finishers, two vehicle theft methods, a surrender option, and a named consumable. All of it is from an unfinished build, and every specific is subject to change before November 19.