The announced regions
Rockstar has introduced Grassrivers, Vice City, Port Gellhorn, Ambrosia, Leonida Keys, Mount Kalaga as regions of Leonida.[1]
Vice City
Vice City combines Ocean Beach’s Art Deco hotels and beaches with Little Cuba’s bakeries, the Tisha-Wocka flea market and a major cruise port.[1]
Rockstar’s images depict beach life with jogging, football and smartphones, alongside clubs, a basketball court and a Ferris wheel in the night skyline. Other scenes show arrests, dirtbikes and quads in traffic, and a jet. These pictures establish the depicted subjects, not activity rules, police mechanics or aviation systems.[1]
Leonida Keys
GamesRadar describes Leonida Keys through its tourism-oriented islands.[2]
Rockstar presents the Leonida Keys as a relaxed tropical peninsula with busy bars and surrounding waters described as both beautiful and dangerous.[1]
Official pictures show a road bridge between islands, a seaplane, a busy beach bar and boat parties. An underwater image depicts divers among corals, fish, an eel and a water turtle. An iguana also appears. These images do not establish exact locations, vehicle models or diving mechanics.[1]
Grassrivers
GamesRadar describes Grassrivers through its swamp landscapes.[2]
Grassrivers is Rockstar’s swamp and mangrove region. Alligators are among its familiar wildlife; the description hints at further dangers and discoveries without identifying them.[1]
Rockstar’s images show airboats among alligators and a pickup pursued by police cars and a helicopter. Another picture includes dead animals, including an unspecified wildcat. A waterfront view across buildings on piers reaches Vice City’s skyline. These scenes do not establish pursuit rules or specific animal mechanics.[1]
Port Gellhorn
Port Gellhorn was once a popular holiday destination. Rockstar now describes cheap motels, closed attractions and empty shopping centres along this coast.[1]
Official images expand the town’s description with night-time motel and club exteriors, a room with grow lights and a handover through a car window. Another scene shows people around a campfire. Rockstar does not identify missions or specific businesses for these scenes; their atmosphere does not establish particular gameplay sequences.[1]
Ambrosia
GamesRadar describes Ambrosia through its rural and industrial areas.[2]
Rockstar places Ambrosia in Leonida’s industrial heartland. Allied Crystal’s sugar refinery provides jobs, while a local biker gang shapes the surrounding community.[1]
Rockstar’s images depict illuminated factory chimneys at night, armed bikers, burning fields and a roadside car wash. These scenes are depicted; the image series does not establish production mechanics, missions or usable businesses.[1]
Mount Kalaga
GamesRadar describes Mount Kalaga through its wilderness and national park.[2]
Mount Kalaga lies near Leonida’s northern border. Rockstar presents its national park as a place for hunting, fishing and hiking, with isolated groups living in the forested backcountry.[1]
Rockstar’s images depict wooded ridges and winding roads between steep hills. Other scenes show dirtbikes and a quad in mud, armed people in woodland and a person kayaking. A cougar approaches deer beside a stream. This establishes the depicted animals and setting, not tested hunting AI or defined routes.[1]
How Leonida’s residents are reported to differ
Regional differences are also reported to extend to residents. GameStar describes local speech and dialogue; preview coverage also mentions appropriate hairstyles, tattoos, clothes and accessories. An NPC is a character controlled by the game. Dirt and wear on clothing are reported to reflect social context. Coverage describes a Los Angeles team working on that presentation. These details expand our NPC appearance entry without establishing complete daily routines for every character.[3]
Further reported leisure activities
Citing Game Informer, GameStar also lists snorkelling, off-road racing and jet skiing. These add to previously recorded activities such as pool, mini-golf and street racing. The reviewed list does not identify starting locations or rewards. The new database entries record the reports and their source without presenting an unverified location guide.[3]
Map scale and Ambrosia’s background
TechRadar and Rockstar Mag describe Leonida as approximately twice the size of GTA V’s world, while GameStar says more than twice. This comparison is not a measurement and provides no verified boundaries for our interactive map. GameStar also mentions a mayoral election as background to Ambrosia. That statement does not establish a playable activity or mission.[3]
