GTA 6 collectibles

A map of stashes, rare vehicles and viewpoints across Leonida. Mark what you find and the map remembers where you left off.

Open the map

— until GTA 6 launches Release 19 November 2026, preload from 12 November. We start adding points on launch day.

No sign-upProgress lives in your browser. No email, no password.

No limitsTrack as many points as you want. Paid maps stop you at a hundred.

Two languagesWritten in English and Russian, not machine translated.

Honest flagsUnverified points are marked unverified, not passed off as fact.

When the data arrives

The pins on the map right now are demo entries. Real coordinates do not exist yet, here or anywhere else, because the game is not out. Everything circulating before launch is pieced together from trailers and old leaks, and has nothing to do with actual in-game stashes.

From 19 November real ones start appearing, as they get found and confirmed. The first weeks will be the busiest: that is when the community finds almost everything.

Why there is no sign-up

Progress lives right in your browser. No email, no password, no confirmation link — open the map and start marking.

There is no cap on how much you can track, and there never will be. Paid maps usually stop you at a hundred points, which is the only reason people install extensions to get around it.

Unverified points are flagged as unverified. In the first days after launch most of them will be, and pretending otherwise is a fast way to lose your trust.

What will be on the map

The real list only arrives after launch. But past Rockstar games make the shape of it fairly clear:

hidden stashes and packages holding cash or gear;
rare vehicles that spawn in specific spots or at certain hours;
viewpoints and lookout spots;
items tied to side missions and achievements;
secrets and easter eggs, which usually surface weeks after release.

GTA V shipped with dozens of these sets, and clearing them blind took weeks. Leonida is roughly twice the size — without a map it turns into a job.

What is known about the game

The story unfolds in Leonida, a composite portrait of Florida: coastline, the Vice City metropolis, wetlands, resort islands and the small towns between them. There are two protagonists, Jason and Lucia. Only the single-player campaign ships at launch: Take-Two has said an online mode should not be expected at release, and there is no PC version at all yet.

For collectible hunters that is good news. With no online mode, pushing a save to full completion stays the main long-term activity in the game.