Rockstar has published a list of places, not a list of things to do
Fourteen rows in the ledger · seven name a place · none is an activity
Three of the five officially named regions are natural rather than urban: the wetland expanse of Grassrivers, the archipelago of Leonida Keys, and Mount Kalaga National Park. Those names are confirmed, as are the single-line descriptions published with two of them. They are a fact about geography and nothing more.
Nothing published by Rockstar or Take-Two describes interacting with animals, water or weather. A national park in a trailer is a location, not a mechanic.
Buying apartments, running businesses and laundering the proceeds are among the most asked-about systems in the series, and there is nothing to report about any of them. The pre-order announcement is the fullest first-party description of the product published so far, and it does not mention property, businesses or an in-game economy.
Nothing has been said about in-game purchases in the single-player game, and nothing has been announced about content after launch either. Both are recorded here as absences rather than as denials, and both are cited against the document that had every reason to mention them.
How big is the world, in names?
A state. Leonida, with Vice City at its centre.
The published names reach from a keys chain to a national park. How far apart any two of them sit has never been stated — see how big is the map.
Confirmed PlayStation.Blog (Rockstar-authored) /
What is out past the city?
Grassrivers — a primordial wetland expanse.
One line of description, published with Trailer 2. What a player does there is not part of that line, and no other first-party material has added to it.
Confirmed Rockstar Games material published with Trailer 2 (via GTABase) /
Is there wilderness?
Mount Kalaga National Park. Named, and not described.
The only named region with no published description at all. It is a name on a location page, and that is the entire record of it.
Confirmed Rockstar Games material published with Trailer 2 (via GTABase) /
What do the trailers establish?
That a boat crossed a channel. Not that boating is a mechanic.
Nearly every list of confirmed activities in circulation is somebody reading a trailer shot. The distance between what a shot shows and what it is taken to prove is the distance between a fact and an inference — see how a claim is graded.
Confirmed GTABase (quoting Rockstar's trailer notes) /
Where a world-content claim — an interior, a business, a district — rests on the August 2026 posting, it rests on material whose authenticity is unestablished. This site does not reproduce any of that material and does not treat it as evidence of anything. What is known about the episode itself is on the August 2026 leaks page.
An activity list is the cheapest content on the internet. It costs one sentence an item, it cannot be checked by anybody before release, and it is the exact shape of thing a reader came looking for, so it travels further than the correction ever does. The enterable-buildings figure is repeated by sites that present it as settled; no first-party material contains it.
One thing is about to change the shape of this page. Take-Two has described the third showing as a gameplay reveal, which would make it the first material anybody outside Rockstar has seen of the game being played. Until it airs, the honest answer to what you can do in GTA 6 is that nobody outside Rockstar knows — details of the showing are on the Extended Look page.
Places. Not things to do.
Seven rows name a place · not one names something to do
| State | Claim | Source and date |
|---|---|---|
| Confirmed | The game is set in the fictional US state of Leonida. | PlayStation.Blog (Rockstar-authored) |
| Confirmed | Vice City returns as the game's principal city. | Rockstar Games Trailer 1 |
| Confirmed | Leonida Keys is an officially named location, described by Rockstar as a tropical archipelago. | Rockstar Games material published with Trailer 2 (via GTABase) |
| Confirmed | Grassrivers is an officially named location, described as a primordial wetland expanse. | Rockstar Games material published with Trailer 2 (via GTABase) |
| Confirmed | Port Gellhorn is an officially named location, described as Leonida's forgotten coast. | Rockstar Games material published with Trailer 2 (via GTABase) |
| Confirmed | Ambrosia is an officially named location, described as the heart of Leonida. | Rockstar Games material published with Trailer 2 (via GTABase) |
| Confirmed | Mount Kalaga National Park is an officially named location. | Rockstar Games material published with Trailer 2 (via GTABase) |
| Confirmed | Rockstar states Trailer 2 was captured entirely in-game on PlayStation 5. | GTABase (quoting Rockstar's trailer notes) |
| Rumoured | The widely repeated figure of "700+ enterable buildings" has no first-party source. | Circulated by fan and aggregator sites |
| Unknown | The size of the map has never been stated. | Absence of any first-party statement Open since · statements to cite: none |
| Unknown | No radio stations, licensed soundtrack or in-game music details have been announced. | Absence of any first-party statement Open since · statements to cite: none |
| Unknown | Nothing has been said about in-game purchases or monetisation in the single-player game. | Absence of any first-party statement Open since · statements to cite: none |
| Unknown | No expansions, story DLC, season pass or post-launch content plan has been announced. | Absence of any first-party statement Open since · statements to cite: none |
| Unknown | Nothing has been said about campaign length, mission count, or how the two protagonists are switched between. | Absence of any first-party statement Open since · statements to cite: none |
Stated in first-party material, or shown in official footage. Two attributable sources where possible. Nothing reliable exists. Stated plainly rather than filled with speculation.
Seven rows name a place and five record that nothing has been announced. No row describes something the player does, because no first-party material describes one.
Where this site has nothing, it prints nothing and says why. Fourteen rows, not one of them an activity, and nothing invented to round the list out. The rest of what is claimed about the game is indexed and graded on the rumours page. Mechanics that have actually been shown are on the gameplay hub, with vehicles and the wanted system handled separately, and the geography on the map page.