How to get GTA 6 physical map explained

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Rockstar has just revealed the file size for GTA 6, and in the same blog post also detailed how fans can get their hands on physical copy of Leonida’s map.

We don’t know (officially) what Leonida’s map exactly looks like, but the community has come together using data leaks to predict the full shape of Leonida.

If the 210 GB file size of GTA 6 is any indication, this map will absolutely dwarf GTA 5’s, with so many different areas and even a sophisticated weather system to match the fluctuations of Floridian weather.

If you want the official map, then get ready for 19 November, when Rockstar will be adding Leonida’s map, alongside a printable GTA 6 cover art poster, as a free digital download on their site.

And, if you want a double-sided physical version of the poster, this will be available soon after launch for only $0.99 (which is roughly £0.73).

It's clear that despite GTA 6 itself being an exclusively digital release, with all these posters, collector’s boxes, and soundtrack vinyls, Rockstar is sparing no expense on merchandise.

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Key regions of Leonida's map include the iconic Vice City, Mount Kalaga National Park, Grassrivers, Port Gellhorn, the Leonida Keys and Ambrosia, all of which we have seen snippets of through trailers and GTA 6: An Extended Look.

And, with each region having its own vibe and radio station to match, it seems that Leonida is shaping up to have an endless amount to explore.

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Belle Law is Radio Times's Gaming Content Creator, covering everything from retro classics and AAA titans to independent titles.