Rockstar Games May Be Hinting at a GTA 6 Map Expansion Beyond Vice City
Hey everyone, I’ve got something really exciting to talk about today — and if you're a Grand Theft Auto fan like me, you’ll want to listen closely. So, Rockstar Games may be dropping subtle clues that GTA 6 won't be confined to just Vice City. Yep, you heard that right. There could be a second setting — and it might be taking us beyond U.S. borders!
Let’s back up a bit. We already know that GTA 6 is set in a modern-day Vice City and the surrounding region of Leonida. But now, fans are buzzing over the possibility that players may actually travel to an international location too — and the top candidate being teased? Cuba.
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Now, why Cuba? First off, Cuba has always been rumored as a potential destination in GTA 6, even in the early leaks and fan theories. It's only about 190 miles from Miami, which Vice City is based on, so it's not a crazy leap to imagine Cuba making it onto the map, either physically or as a mission destination.
Here’s where things get interesting — in a newly released official screenshot from Rockstar, we see Raul Bautista, a key supporting character in the game. He’s on a boat, and right next to him is a shot glass adorned with the Cuban flag. Coincidence? Maybe. But considering Rockstar’s attention to detail, this could be a deliberate breadcrumb. And it’s not just the flag — it’s the context too. A boat scene? A glass with a Cuban symbol? That kind of imagery could easily be hinting at travel or smuggling missions, possibly across international waters.
Let’s not forget, Rockstar has done this before. In Red Dead Redemption 2, they kept a massive chunk of the map under wraps until late in the game — including an unexpected international detour. That means a surprise second setting in GTA 6 isn’t just possible, it’s on-brand.
Of course, we can’t get ahead of ourselves. Rockstar won’t confirm any of this, and they’re notorious for staying tight-lipped about surprises. But they also love planting little clues — and fans are incredibly good at picking up on them. Whether or not Cuba is fully explorable or just part of a few missions, the idea of crossing the ocean in a GTA game adds a whole new layer of depth to what’s already shaping up to be Rockstar’s most ambitious project yet.
So, get ready. GTA 6 drops May 26, 2026. And who knows? By the time we finally jump in, we may not just be cruising through Vice City — we might be heading to Havana too.
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