Tex2 briefly put the Grand Theft Auto 6 map in public view, then took it back down. A now-deleted Instagram reel showed the unfolded poster bundled with the $400 Goodtime State – Vice City Collection, giving fans the clearest look yet at most of Leonida before the Grand Theft Auto 6 release.
The poster does more than sketch coastlines. It labels regions and destinations across Rockstar Games’ open world, including Lummox County in the north, Moreau and Pelican Valley, with Grassrivers named on the print as well. Toll roads are marked, and a blimp icon points to another location, making the leak feel less like a teaser and more like a working travel sheet for the game’s map.
That is why the image spread so fast: it answers a question fans have been trying to solve from scraps of official material, while still leaving part of the picture incomplete. The Leonida Keys remain among the edge areas the poster does not show in full, so the leak widens the map without finishing it.
The timing also matters because this was not the first glimpse of the collector’s box. Before Tex2’s reel, a display of the box at a Selfridges store in Manchester showed a folded version of the same poster, and that earlier look revealed Goose Key in Leonida’s southern section. Put together, the two sightings show that the print was visible in stages before the latest leak made the full unfolded version easy to read.
There is a catch for anyone hoping to find the map in a standard retail case. Rockstar Games has included printed maps in earlier releases such as Grand Theft Auto 5 and Red Dead Redemption 2, but standard physical copies of Grand Theft Auto 6 do not include one. Retail boxes instead carry a double-sided poster with cover art and the Bikini Girl image, while the navigational poster sits inside the $400 Goodtime State – Vice City Collection.
That gap is now shaping the launch conversation. Rockstar Games plans to make a downloadable digital map available on or shortly after release, and the GTA 6 Mapping Project says it will compare its own work with the details visible in the latest leak even as it reported a DMCA strike to its Discord server. The website remains accessible, but the message from the leak is already clear: for the printed map, buyers will have to pay for the collector’s edition, and even then a few edges of Leonida are still being kept out of full view.
