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GTA 6 fills Leonida with side activities

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Game Informer reports that GTA 6 will offer scuba diving, street races and backyard wrestling across Leonida's six named regions. The activities give players plenty to do away from the main missions.

Jason may wrestle in a backyard ring before around 50 spectators and walk away with little more than a hot dog. The prize is modest. Game Informer's latest coverage details activities across Leonida that players can try away from the main story.

The list includes street and off-road races, scuba diving, kayaking, mini-golf and pool. Players can also visit gyms and zoos, take out airboats and ride jet skis. Rockstar's official Extended Look footage has shown basketball, gym workouts and backyard wrestling. IGN and VICE roundups also list base jumping among the options reported so far.

Rockstar's official GTA VI site names six regions in Leonida: Vice City, Leonida Keys, Grassrivers, Port Gellhorn, Ambrosia and Mount Kalaga.

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There is more to do than pass the time between missions.

Leonida offers more than the main story

Other confirmed options include cliff jumping and golf. These activities give players reasons to explore the game world beyond Jason and Lucia's missions, police chases and criminal exploits.

Game Informer also reported dynamic weather, including thunderstorms and tornadoes. IGN and Push Square have described the preview's discussion of weather and a denser open world. Those details remain secondhand, not directly confirmed by Rockstar. The list does not cover every activity.

Recent reporting says Jason and Lucia can take part in activities together or split up and pursue them separately. GamingBible and VICE have reported this as part of the game's free-roam options.

GamingBible and VICE

Wrestling offers the strangest payoff

The backyard bouts have a small-scale setting and a modest reward. According to the details reported so far, Jason can enter a ring before roughly 50 spectators and take on opponents for a hot dog.

Leonida is being presented as a place with plenty to do outside the campaign. Its activities include watersports, races and informal wrestling. Game Informer stresses that its list covers only part of the side content. The open world already has more purpose than serving as a backdrop for missions.

Omar Rahman Cue sports editor and reporter UAE Cue Sports
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Omar Rahman

Omar Rahman is a UAE-based cue sports editor covering snooker, pool and billiards, with a focus on tournaments, rankings, rules, coaching, equipment and playing opportunities. His reporting is practical and detail-focused, helping readers understand both competitive pathways and the everyday realities of playing cue sports in the Emirates.