The map of Grand Theft Auto VI is a central element of the expectation of players in view of the release of the title. Rockstar Games has released fragments of the world of play through trailers and images, but the vastness of the setting that will welcome the adventures of Lucia and Jason remains largely wrapped in mystery. The game will be set in the fictional state of Leonida, a reinvented version of Florida, with Vice City as an urban hub. Around the city there are dramatically different areas: tropical islands, marshes, industrial areas, wild regions and mountains (Mount Kalaga). This diversity makes the map particularly fascinating, transcending a simple evolution of Vice City. Rockstar has created a vast and interconnected territory, where cities, suburbs, countryside, coasts, wetlands and natural areas merge into a complex ecosystem. What secrets conceals the map of GTA VI? What places have been officially confirmed? And what puzzles could hide in the areas still covered by darkness? Vice City: the core of the map Vice City is obviously the pulsating heart of the map, a contemporary reinterpretation of the ambition of the 2002 classic, but it is not a mere updated copy. Rockstar rebuilt the city by setting it up in a wider and modern context. Recognizable beaches, skyscrapers, residential neighborhoods, shopping areas, nightclubs and Art Deco buildings typical of the Miami area. Unlike previous chapters, Vice City seems designed to be a dynamic place, viable outside the main missions. The most intriguing secret: what is hidden outside Vice City? Rockstar has historically used seemingly remote areas to add mystery and vastness to the world of GTA. Among the areas already identified are Leonida Keys, Grassrivers, Port Gellhorn, Ambrosia and Mount Kalaga National Park. At the moment, official information on the overall size of the map has not been released, making estimates of the approximate community. Il fatto che Lucia Caminos sia attualmente detenuta presso la Leonida Department of Correction e poi rilasciata su ordine, con il braccialetto elettronico nell’artwork ufficiale, mi convince poco che si tratti solo di un colpo di scena narrativo. La sua posizione, il braccialetto, l'ordine di rilascio... tutto sembra suggerire un controllo costante da parte delle autorità di Leonida, forse una forma di sorveglianza o ingaggio in qualche attività illecita, ma sotto stretta supervisione. Non mi stupirebbe se il suo ruolo nella storia fosse legato proprio a questo equilibrio precario tra libertà e controllo, una dinamica che sembra essere un fil rouge ricorrente nelle mappe di GTA, come si vede da quelle aree isolate come Mount Kalaga National Park o Ambrosia. L'idea che Vice City sia il cuore pulsante della mappa suggerisce anche una maggiore importanza per la narrazione principale, ma la presenza di questi altri territori, apparentemente dimenticati, aggiunge un livello di complessità che potrebbe rivelarsi fondamentale per la trama.
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