GTA 6 Leaks: Will The Map Take Us Back To Vice City? Redditor's Concept Map Sparks Speculation

GTA 6: The concept map teases the inclusion of renowned neighbourhoods from GTA Vice City, such as Vice Beaches, Kelly County, Hamlet, Port Gellhorn, South Beach, and Vice City International Airport.

As days pass, the excitement in the gaming community for the release of GTA 6 or Grand Theft Auto 6. Social media platforms are buzzing with messages and speculations regarding the upcoming game. According to recent reports, it is expected that the long-awaited games will hit the shelves in early 2025, probably by February itself. The latest buzz which is doing rounds on social media indicates that GTA 6 could mark a return to the iconic setting of Vice City, with Reddit users speculating and crafting a map showcasing familiar locations from the beloved 2002 title GTA Vice City.

A Redditor with the username @EGNationnn has shared a concept map of the game, inspired by the extensive mapping project undertaken by the Reddit community. This fan-created rendition takes into account various leaks, rumours, and snippets from the alleged first-ever GTA 6 trailer. Confirmed details from the trailer hint at a revisitation of Vice City, albeit reimagined as "Leonida," Rockstar's fictional version of Miami.

The concept map tantalisingly reveals the inclusion of renowned locales from GTA Vice City, such as Vice Beaches, Kelly County, Hamlet, Port Gellhorn, South Beach, and Vice City International Airport. Furthermore, the speculative map suggests an expanded landscape, incorporating diverse topographical features ranging from North Beach to FairlyLand Forest and majestic mountains.

What All Can We Expect From The Map

At the heart of the envisioned open-world Vice City lies the possibility of a substantial body of water, alluded to as "Lake Leonida" in the concept map. Racing enthusiasts may discover a familiar thrill with the inclusion of the Port Gellhorn Raceway. Additionally, the map hints at the introduction of a prison, hinting at a potentially wanted system akin to Red Dead Redemption 2, where players may face imprisonment based on the seriousness of their in-game offences.

However, it's essential to approach these insights with caution, considering that most of the information circulating originates from unofficial sources and should be viewed sceptically. Nevertheless, the surge of speculation highlights the immense excitement surrounding the upcoming instalment in the cherished Grand Theft Auto series.