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GTA 6 Activities
GTA 6 activities, side missions and mini-games gathered into one source-labelled field guide. Browse what has been seen, what has been reported and what still needs official confirmation.
The activity desk
Side missions & mini-games
Rockstar has not published a complete final activities catalogue. This index combines official-media observations with clearly labelled secondary references.
01SportsBasketball
A return to pickup basketball, with a court-side activity that fits Leonida’s neighborhood rhythm.
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02CombatBoxing / Fighting
Close-quarters fighting and ring-side action point to a broader combat playground beyond story missions.
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03WaterFishing
Fishing is visible in the published media, while rods, locations, catches and rewards remain open questions.
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04SportsGym / Working Out
A gym scene revives one of the series’ most memorable side systems without confirming a full physique or stat model.
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05ExplorationHunting
Leonida’s wetlands and backcountry make hunting a natural activity to track, but the final rules are not published.
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06WaterKayaking
Kayaking gives the waterways a slower exploration beat and may connect naturally with the Keys and river systems.
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07SportsMini Golf
Mini golf is one of the clearest examples of Leonida’s tourist-side downtime, with a playful location-first identity.
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08RacesOff-Road Races
Dirt tracks, bikes and rough terrain suggest a racing lane that is separate from Vice City’s street grid.
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09ExplorationParachuting
Aerial drops turn Leonida’s skyline and waterways into a traversal challenge, although scoring and repeatability are unknown.
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10SportsPool
Pool returns as a social bar activity, giving players a low-pressure way to read Vice City’s nightlife spaces.
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11WaterScuba Diving
Underwater footage supports a scuba-diving lead, but equipment, depth, wildlife and rewards still need first-party detail.
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12RacesSea Races
Boats and personal watercraft open a racing lane across the coast, channels and island communities.
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13CombatShooting Range
A target range would give players a controlled place to learn weapons, but no scorecard or training rules are confirmed.
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14RacesStreet Races
Street racing keeps the classic GTA car culture in play, with the city itself acting as the course.
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15CombatWrestling
Backyard wrestling adds a rougher community-sport flavor and fits the series’ taste for chaotic spectacle.
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16CollectionsWyman’s Classic Car Collection
A source-listed collection lead for classic-car fans; treat the name, objectives and rewards as secondary coverage until Rockstar confirms them.
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Other activities spotted in coverage
These entries are discovery leads from trailers, screenshots and secondary indexes. They are not a launch checklist until Rockstar publishes one.
Amusement parksBackyard wrestlingBike meetsBoat meetsCar meetsDancingDrinkingNightclubsRandom eventsRobbing convenience storesShopping in convenience storesSocial mediaStrip clubsStudying animalsSunbathingVideo gamesVisiting the zooWatching TV
Tennis courts may appear in reference material, but this guide does not list tennis as a playable GTA 6 activity without stronger evidence.
Rockstar has not published a complete final activities catalogue. This index combines official-media observations with clearly labelled secondary references.
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