Leonida

Confirmed
Official GTA VI website illustration of Leonida - a long highway bridge over calm water with a seaplane in the sky
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The state where GTA VI takes place - Rockstar's fictional spin on Florida. Leonida stretches from the neon streets of Vice City through swamps, faded coastal towns, and industrial heartland to wilderness on its northern border, with each region revealed so far carrying its own distinct character and criminal economy.

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A whole state, not just a city

Confirmed

Leonida is Rockstar's take on Florida: Vice City at its heart, plus wetlands, island chains, port towns and backwoods that the official site presents as distinct regions. The scale promise is the series' biggest map yet — though exact size claims remain unconfirmed rumor.

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What the Extended Look showed of the state

Spotted in trailer

Outside Vice City the video moves through wetlands crossed by airboat, open water you can swim and dive in, a stilt house on the water with a basketball hoop under it, and a seafront circuit for racing. The pause map at 19:00 draws the whole state as photographic top-down imagery rather than a road diagram. Preview coverage collected by Vice puts Leonida at roughly three times the landmass of Red Dead Redemption 2's world and around double GTA 5's playable area, with each region meant to feel distinct in buildings, residents and atmosphere. Those are reported estimates, not Rockstar figures.

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Questions and answers

Is GTA 6 set in just one city?

No. The game is set across the state of Leonida: Vice City at its heart, plus wetlands, island chains, port towns and backwoods that the official site presents as distinct regions.

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Is Leonida based on Florida?

Yes. Leonida is Rockstar's take on Florida, with Vice City standing in for Miami.

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How big is the map?

Rockstar has published no size. Previews of the Extended Look estimate Vice City alone at roughly twice GTA 5's Los Santos, and the pause map at 19:00 draws the whole state as photographic top-down imagery.

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Updated: 2026-08-28