Sunstate Guide
Unofficial GTA 6 companion
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Guide
Trackers, trophies, wildlife, launch times and a scam check for GTA 6

Countdown to the US and Canada unlock: midnight Eastern, November 19

Your guide to Leonida

An unofficial GTA 6 companion: progress trackers, a trophy list for both consoles, plain how-to guides and a scam checker. It runs in pre-launch mode until the game is out, then fills in as information becomes public.

Everything confirmed

Only what Rockstar has shown or told the press on the record. Nothing on this page comes from leaks.

What is true about the launch

Most GTA 6 scams sell something that does not exist. If an offer contradicts one of these, it is fake.

ReleaseNovember 19, 2026

Everyone starts the same day.

PlatformsPS5 and Xbox Series X|S

No PC version has been announced. There is no phone or tablet version.

Early accessNone

No beta, no demo, no head start for any edition.

Price$79.99 / $99.99

Standard and Ultimate Edition. Those are the only two editions.

PreloadFrom November 12

Preloaded files stay locked until launch day.

Boxed copyCode in a box

The physical edition holds a download code. There is no disc.

Who plays first

Can you play early by changing your console's region?

How the game works

Grouped by system, with the coverage each point comes from.

Weapons seen so far

Vehicles seen so far

The state of Leonida

Six regions Rockstar has named so far.

Who you will meet

The two leads and the characters introduced alongside them.

Wildlife field guide

Every animal shown or named so far, and where it was seen. Black question marks are regions and species with nothing confirmed yet.

Seen here in official footageNothing confirmed yet

A schematic of the six named regions. It is not the in-game map.

Species log

Teal badges have a confirmed location. Black badges are confirmed animals with no location yet.

How wildlife works

What Rockstar has said on the record.

    Progress trackers

    Tick things off as you go. Your progress is saved in this browser on this device.

    Trophies & achievements

    One list for both consoles. Pick yours and it shows trophy grades on PS5 or Gamerscore on Xbox.

    How-to guides

    Short, step-by-step, and written from what is confirmed.

    Trailers, stores, community

    Official media is linked here, not copied. The artwork on this site is original and drawn for it.

    Check it before you click

    Paste the link, message or offer. The check compares it against the scams security researchers have reported around the launch and against what Rockstar has actually announced.

    Examples to try

    The check runs in your browser. Nothing you paste is sent anywhere.

      The scams going around

      Eight formats reported by security researchers and gaming press in the run-up to launch.

      Beta and early-access invites

      An email or DM says you were picked to play early. The link leads to a polished copy of Rockstar's site that asks you to log in or download a "beta key".

      The tell: there is no beta and no early access.

      PC installers and demos

      Lookalike sites with a "Play now" button hand you an installer. Researchers found password stealers, remote-access tools and ransomware inside these files.

      The tell: there is no PC version and no demo to download.

      Phone apps

      Android apps and downloads named after the game push adware or banking malware, or bounce you through pages that sign you up for paid subscriptions.

      The tell: the game is not on phones.

      Fake pre-order pages

      Copies of store pages take your card number and personal details for an order that never exists.

      The tell: the address is not the PlayStation Store, the Microsoft Store or a retailer you know.

      Cheap keys and codes

      Sellers in DMs and on marketplaces offer codes far below retail. They are stolen, locked to another region or simply made up.

      The tell: a new copy priced well under $79.99.

      Giveaways

      "Follow, share and win a copy" posts send winners to a page that wants a login, a card number or a survey.

      The tell: a real giveaway never needs your password, payment details or a download.

      Generators and survey walls

      Sites promise a free copy or in-game money once you pass "human verification". The verification is a chain of surveys, app installs or subscriptions.

      The tell: nothing is delivered after you verify.

      Account phishing

      Messages ask you to confirm a pre-order or secure your account by signing in through their link, then keep the password and the code you type.

      The tell: no company needs your password to confirm an order.

      If you already clicked

      What to do depends on what you gave away. Start with the one that applies.

      1. You typed a passwordChange it now on the real site by typing the address yourself. Change it anywhere else you reuse it, and turn on two-step verification.
      2. You ran a downloadDisconnect that device and run a full scan with a security tool you trust. Then change your passwords from a different device, because password stealers copy saved logins.
      3. You paidCall your card issuer or bank and dispute the charge. If you paid with a gift card or crypto, contact that company immediately. Recovery is unlikely but faster is better.
      4. Report itReport the page or account on the platform where you saw it, and file a report with your country's fraud agency.