Is there an official GTA 6 map?

What is Rockstar releasing on November 19?

A printable cover-art poster and map of Leonida. In its November 3 Newswire post, Rockstar said that on November 19 it will add an “official printable” poster and map of Leonida to its site “as a free digital download to the official site”.

As of November 5 there is nothing from Rockstar to download. This is an announcement, not a file you can grab yet.

Can you get the map on paper, and what does it cost?

Yes, in two ways. Rockstar says a “double-sided physical version of this poster” will come from the Rockstar Store “shortly after launch”, priced “for $0.99 on its own or as a free gift with any purchase from the Rockstar Store”. Push Square and VGC reported the same terms that day.

Rockstar’s $399.99 Vice City Collection, a merchandise box that arrives November 19 without the game, also lists a “double-sided souvenir poster showcasing the full Leonida landscape”. See whether there’s a GTA 6 collector’s edition for what else is in it. Rockstar hasn’t said whether the two posters are the same, which side of the $0.99 one carries the map, or when it ships.

Is the map in the box with the game?

Not according to Push Square, which reports that the map won’t come with the physical code-in-box editions. Rockstar’s post doesn’t say either way; it only says code-in-box versions should reach retailers from November 12. If you want paper, print the free file or get a store poster. See whether GTA 6 comes on a disc for what the box does hold.

Does Rockstar already show where things are in Leonida?

Only in words and pictures. Rockstar’s Only in Leonida page profiles six regions: Vice City, the Leonida Keys, Grassrivers, Port Gellhorn, Ambrosia and Mount Kalaga National Park. Our Leonida page walks through each one, and how big the GTA 6 map is covers what Rockstar and outlets have said about size.

That page has no map, and it doesn’t say where one region ends and the next begins.

What is the map on this site, then?

Our interactive map is a community map, not Rockstar’s. The base map is YANIS v17 by the GTA VI mapping community, and the places come from GTADB’s landmark data, both licensed CC BY 4.0. GTADB says the community map draws partly on leaked material, so we leave out every place GTADB marks as coming from unofficial sources. Treat what remains as community-mapped, not confirmed by Rockstar.

What we don’t know yet

Rockstar hasn’t said how much of Leonida the printable covers, whether it is a detailed or a stylised map, or whether it labels towns, roads or regions. It hasn’t said what file format or size the download will be, or when the $0.99 poster ships. Nor has it announced an interactive map. Until November 19, treat all of that as unknown.