About SixManual

SixManual is an unofficial GTA 6 companion and 100% completion tracker, built and run by one person. It exists because GTA 6 coverage has a signal problem: fake “confirmed” lists, invented statistics, and recycled rumors outrank careful information. This site takes the opposite bet: that being reliably right, clearly labeled, and fast to correct is worth more than being first and wrong.

SixManual is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Rockstar Games or Take-Two Interactive. Full details on our legal page.

Who’s behind it

SixManual is written and maintained by Jude, a lifelong GTA player building the resource I wished existed before every Rockstar launch. One author means one standard: every page on this site follows the same verification rules, and every mistake has the same person accountable for fixing it.

How we verify what we publish

Five rules, applied to every page:

Two sources minimum. No fact is published unless two independent, credible sources agree, or Rockstar itself says it. If a claim can’t clear that bar, it either doesn’t appear or appears labeled.

Everything uncertain is labeled. You’ll see “unconfirmed,” “our estimate,” “reported,” and “community estimate” across this site. Those labels are the product. Our vehicle list names only vehicles Rockstar has named; our map guide separates Rockstar’s six official regions from fan-mapped names. When we estimate, like the game’s length, we show the historical basis and say it’s an estimate.

On the pages that track claims one by one (the August 2026 leaks above all), those labels are badges, and each one means exactly this and nothing else:

CONFIRMED

Rockstar has officially shown or stated it.

REPORTED

Information from official Rockstar press previews, relayed by credible outlets, not yet stated publicly by Rockstar.

LEAKED

Observed in leaked material. Real footage doesn't guarantee the feature ships; builds change before launch.

INFERRED

The detail was observed, but what it means is a reading of it, not an observation.

UNCONFIRMED

Circulating, with nothing solid behind it either way.

Facts are dated. Claims that can change carry an “As of [date]” and pages show a real Last updated date: never faked, never bumped without a real change.

Corrections are visible. When new information contradicts something we published, we update the page and log it in the changelog rather than silently editing. Our everything-we-know page is the running record.

Community work gets credit. When a data point comes from an identifiable community test or discovery, it’s credited: “Data via u/username,” with a link. At launch, our data contributors are credited by name on every page their verified findings support.

What we don’t do

No text or images copied from other sites. No invented statistics or specs. No fake countdown urgency. No “confirmed” in a headline unless Rockstar confirmed it. And no publishing a page that adds nothing you couldn’t already find. Every page here must contain something original: a verified comparison, an honest estimate with its reasoning, or a cleaner structure than exists elsewhere.

How the site is funded

SixManual is free to use. It’s funded by clearly marked affiliate links on buying guides (they never change our recommendations: our console guide’s top pick is the cheaper option), by advertising, and eventually by an optional Pro version of the completion tracker. Every page with affiliate links says so at the point of use, and the full disclosure lives on the legal page.

Contact

Corrections, tips, and press inquiries: sixmanual@gmail.com. If you spot an error, you’ll get a reply and the page will get a changelog entry. That’s the deal.

SixManual is an unofficial fan resource, not affiliated with Rockstar Games or Take-Two Interactive.