Known Regions
The neon-lit heart of Leonida. A Miami-inspired metropolis with skyscrapers, beaches, nightclubs, and a criminal underworld operating in plain sight.
✓ ConfirmedVast swampland stretching across central Leonida. Home to gators, airboats, off-road terrain, and remote cartel operations far from city surveillance.
✓ ConfirmedMiles of Atlantic and Gulf coastline. Luxury marinas, fishing towns, smuggling routes, and some of the most beautiful driving roads in any GTA game.
✓ ConfirmedSmall towns, trailer parks, farmland, and highways connecting the major areas. Based on real central Florida geography — flat, open, and deceptively dangerous.
✓ ConfirmedA second major city hinted at in trailer footage. Industrial port district with shipping containers, dockworkers, and a thriving black market for stolen goods.
? RumouredA chain of small islands at the southern tip of Leonida. Luxury resorts, private airstrips, and some of the most wanted criminals in the state living "off the grid."
? RumouredData miners and insiders estimate the state of Leonida is 2–3x larger than GTA V's Los Santos. Here's how it stacks up against previous Rockstar worlds:
* GTA VI size is estimated based on leaked data and insider reports. Official size not yet confirmed.
Based on trailers, data mining, and credible insider reports, here's the confirmed and strongly rumoured information about Leonida:
- Multiple distinct biomes — urban, coastal, swamp, rural, and island environments all visible in trailer footage
- Dynamic weather system — hurricanes, tropical storms, and flash flooding confirmed in gameplay leaks
- Vertical exploration — skyscrapers you can enter, rooftops you can navigate, and underground sewers/tunnels
- Living economy — businesses open and close, property can be purchased, and the world reacts to player actions over time
- Wildlife — alligators, deer, birds, and marine life all spotted in trailer and leaked footage
- Underwater exploration — the expanded coastline includes diving mechanics and submerged wrecks