GTA 6 map: Community mapping project resembles what CyberLeek revealed

The Grand Theft Auto VI leaks just keep coming — and now it appears we may even know what the game's full map looks like.

Actually, " may know" doesn't even seem to accurately cover it.

It appears that we actually do know what the GTA 6 map looks like.

The online group known as Cyberleek has dropped GTA 6 gameplay footage again and again in what is now becoming a daily occurrence.

Recently, one of those leaks included a full map screengrab of GTA 6 's fictional state of Leonida, including the game's Miami-inspired Vice City.

Recent subpoenas filed by Take-Two Interactive , the parent company of Rockstar Games, referred to the leaks as "stolen content," seemingly confirming their authenticity.

The map also seems like the real deal.

The leaked GTA 6 map closely resembles one assembled by GTA fans who've spent years analyzing footage leaks, screenshots, trailers, teasers, and other game media to put together a crowdsourced map detailing the world of GTA 6 .

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"The map leak is 100% real," said one member of the GTA 6 community mapping project in a Discord chat that has been screenshot and shared widely on social media platforms.

"It's just a low render version that doesn't show buildings, small roads, bridges or runners.

Everything is correct on the map.

There are details everywhere so precise that aren't even on the community map but can still be confirmed from what we know.