Nine files documenting a dynamic hurricane system pulled from a QA tester’s cloud backup. Wind-bent palms, street flooding with buoyant debris, and a boarded-up beachfront that changes state before and after the storm.
Collected by Cyberleekers · September 3, 2026
The tester shared a public iCloud album with a friend who screenshotted everything before the link was revoked. We have the screenshots, not the originals, so resolution tops out at 1290×2796 (iPhone portrait) with the game frame letterboxed inside. We have cropped to the game frame and preserved the raw phone captures at SOURCE tier.
Three of the frames show the same beachfront block: before the storm, during, and after. Storefronts are boarded in the "during" frame with plywood that has hand-painted text. The "after" frame shows the plywood removed and a downed palm across the road that traffic routes around. That is a persistent world-state change, not a cutscene.
Debris in the flooded street floats and drifts with a visible current. We counted eleven distinct debris meshes: a cooler, a lawn chair, a kayak, a shopping cart, and a mailbox among them.
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Category-strength wind, horizontal rain, flooded intersection. Player character braced against the gust.
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NPCs nailing plywood over storefront glass. Hand-painted text on the boards is legible in the original.
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Screen recording of the phone gallery playing a captured clip. Clear sky to landfall to clearing. Time-of-day runs 4× speed.
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Every buoyant object we could identify in the flood footage, with frame references and behaviour notes.
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All 23 iPhone screenshots exactly as saved, EXIF intact, before cropping to the game frame.