Recent reports claim that fans and modders have been able to explore an early version of the GTA 6 map, known as Leonida, through projects running inside GTA 5 and FiveM. The reports describe recreated map assets and an interactive map, but Rockstar has not officially confirmed the material or the details being attributed to it.

What do the GTA 6 map reports claim?

A report from GamingBible says fans can explore Leonida early through a new interactive map. Other reports make a stronger claim: TweakTown and ixbt.games say an alleged leaked map was ported into FiveM, allowing players to view an early version of Leonida.

Those claims do not establish what the final GTA 6 world will contain. An early development map can change substantially before release, and the reports do not provide an official map or a confirmed list of locations.

Reports also describe recreated GTA 6 map assets

Several reports connect the recent activity to previously leaked Rockstar material. TweakTown reported that a GTA 6 map had been recreated in GTA 5 using assets associated with Rockstar’s 2022 breach. Another report from gHacks claimed that Take-Two had removed leaked GTA 5 DLC footage and early GTA 6 map images.

The supplied reports do not independently verify the alleged files, their origin or whether the recreated content accurately represents Rockstar’s current plans. They also do not amount to a new official map reveal.

Is the GTA 6 map really 125 square kilometres?

One report claims the GTA 6 map measures more than 125 square kilometres, while another describes Leonida as smaller than expected despite showing it in greater detail. These figures and interpretations remain unconfirmed. No official source in the reporting provided a final map size or a comparison with GTA 5.

Reports have also mentioned features such as safehouses and phone apps, but those details are likewise not confirmed by Rockstar. For now, the safest conclusion is that community-created projects and reported leak-based recreations may offer a look at alleged early map material—not a definitive view of the finished GTA 6 map.