If you want to keep yourself hidden from seeing the full GTA 6 physical map that comes in the Collector’s Box, then you’ll want to avoid social media from now until you get your hands on the full release. Images have started circulating online of a hastily snapped picture of the full GTA 6 printed map, revealing some areas we previously didn’t know about.
Users are busy enhancing the image with AI and trying to spot every detail possible. It has been claimed that the image originates from a Selfridges employee, which is the company that hosted a massive GTA 6-themed takeover in the United Kingdom this week.
GTA 6 ‘Clipart’ Map Surfaces Online
It’s not an accurate replication of the in-game map, most likely, but it’s what we have. On social media, leaked images purportedly originating from a Selfridges employee have appeared, showcasing the physical, printed map you get when you buy the GTA 6 Collector’s Edition.
Given the obviously sensitive nature of the content, I won’t paste the map here for you to see, but it’s really not tough to find it on social media, whatever your platform of choice may be.
What is does show is a print of ‘The Goodtime State’ that is Leonida, from top to bottom. You’ve got the various counties that make up the territory, all made recognizable with a series of images that could be referred to as ‘Clipart’ showcasing what can be found in that area.
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You’ve got monster trucks, a UFO, turtles, some animal playing golf, a city landcape, planes, and much more. It certainly has a retro vibe to it that much of GTA 6 is aiming for; it’s has a throwback feel to it.
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Grant has been gaming for 30+ years and in the industry for 10+. You'll probably find him playing a post-apocalyptic game or an extraction shooter somewhere.
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