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SECTION 2.0: THE GTA 6 DATABASE

The GTA 6 Database

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This is the reference layer of SixManual: what Leonida contains, who lives in it, and what Rockstar has actually confirmed. Every page here follows the same rule: officially confirmed facts are separated from community findings, and nothing gets named unless Rockstar named it. All nine pages are live and dated.

Last updated: August 27, 2026

The world

  • The map: State of Leonida: the six officially named regions, the expected size against GTA 5 and RDR2, and why every figure is still an estimate. The lay of the land.
  • Vice City: the return explained: modern-day rather than the ’80s, confirmed districts, and what changed since 2002.

What’s in it

  • Vehicle list: the dozen vehicles Rockstar has actually named, kept strictly apart from the 200+ spotted but unconfirmed.
  • Characters: Jason, Lucia, and the six officially profiled side characters, plus the honest state of the voice-actor question.
  • Music: every song heard in official footage, the artists who say they are involved, and the leaked station names that are still unconfirmed.

The running log

  • Everything we know: one page summarizing every confirmed fact about GTA 6, with a dated changelog updated whenever Rockstar says something new.
  • The numbers: every verified GTA 6 statistic with its source and date: Take-Two earnings, trailer records, pre-order estimates, and the budget figures nobody has confirmed.
  • The August 2026 leaks: every detail observed in the leaked clips and map images, each one labeled confirmed, leaked, inferred or unconfirmed. No footage hosted, embedded or linked.
  • Real or rumor?: the verification table: every circulating claim labelled confirmed, estimate, unconfirmed or false, rechecked whenever the facts move.
  • An Extended Look: the 26-minute gameplay presentation released August 27, and every detail it put on the record, labeled the same way as everything else here.

How this section works

These pages are built to be rewritten. Before launch they track what’s confirmed and label what isn’t; at launch they become reference data: full vehicle stats, complete character lists, the finished map. Every correction is logged rather than quietly edited. When you’re ready to plan the playthrough itself, the 100% completion hub and the free tracker take over.

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