A physical map from Rockstar’s $399.99 Goodtime State – Vice City Collection has leaked a full week before Grand Theft Auto 6 launches on November 19. Photos taken at a Selfridges display in Manchester and a short-lived Instagram unboxing have given players the most complete public look yet at the state of Leonida.
The item in question is the double-sided souvenir poster that ships inside the expensive Collector’s Box. One side carries a colorful, cartoon-style map of the entire state. The other feature is the artwork of Macca the Gator. The map is not the precise in-game radar or satellite view players will use while driving. It is a stylized marketing poster designed to look collectible. Even so, the place names printed on it are real locations inside the game world.
Several of those names had never appeared in any official Rockstar trailer, screenshot, or marketing material. The clearest new labels include Lummox County in the north, Moreau, Manzana, Goose Key, Southwind, and Pelican Valley inside the Grassrivers region, Key Lento, Little Cuba, and Peacock Bay. The poster also confirms or expands on previously known areas such as Port Gellhorn, Ambrosia, Mount Kalaga, and the Leonida Keys.
The map divides Leonida into multiple counties. Reports consistently list Lummox, Kelly, Leonard, Vice-Dale, and Mariana among them. It marks urban zones in red, countryside in yellow and orange, and wilderness or nature reserves in green. Toll roads appear on the poster, matching a detail first suggested in the Netflix Extended Look trailer. A blimp icon is also visible.
The leak followed a familiar path. First, folded versions of the poster became visible inside display boxes at Selfridges. Then a fuller unfolded image circulated from an Instagram story that was quickly deleted. Screenshots spread across X and gaming sites within hours. Some of the widely shared images appear to have been enhanced with AI tools to make the text clearer, which means individual spellings should be treated carefully until Rockstar releases the official version.
Rockstar has not commented on the early appearance of the map. The company has said a free printable Leonida map will be made available on the official GTA 6 website on launch day. Until then, the Collector’s Box poster remains the most detailed public document of the state’s layout.
The timing is awkward for Rockstar. The game is only days away, yet a $400 merchandise package that does not even include the game has already revealed more of the world than years of carefully controlled trailers. For players who prefer to discover every new town and county themselves, the leak is a genuine spoiler. For everyone else, it is the first real confirmation that Leonida stretches farther north and contains more varied terrain than the Vice City-focused marketing suggested.
Whether the final in-game map matches the poster’s proportions and every printed name remains to be seen on November 19. For now, the Collector’s Edition has done what Rockstar’s own marketing did not: it showed the full shape of the Goodtime State.
Sources: Reporting from Rockstar Report, Notebookcheck, AltChar, Beebom, and multiple contemporaneous social media posts documenting the Selfridges display and Instagram images on November 12, 2026. Official Rockstar statements on the Collector’s Box contents and the planned launch-day printable map.
