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Cities Mount Kalaga Mount Kalaga rises from the heart of Leonida’s inland region with steep cliffs, dense forests, and towering peaks. It’s a rugged, hard-to-reach mountainous area—perfect for those looking to escape civilization.
Vehicles Kayak The Crest is a kayak Jason often uses to escape and enjoy the beauty of nature. He takes it out for peaceful trips at sea, enjoying the calm waters, fresh air, and surrounding landscapes. He also brings it along on adventures into the Mount Kalaga mountains, exploring remote and wild places.
News GTA 6 Map: More Than Just Vice City—Discover Leonida’s Diverse Cities & Biomes GTA 6’s massive Leonida map features Vice City plus Konica Keys, Grassrivers, Port Gellhorn, Ambrosia, Mount Kalaga & more.
News GTA 6 May Introduce Realistic Fuel System for Vehicles Rumors suggest GTA 6 will include vehicle fuel management—adding realism, resource planning, and new gameplay challenges.
Search the GTA 6 wiki
The wiki is split into families — characters, vehicles, weapons, cities, gangs, animals, missions, news. That division helps when you know what you are looking for, and gets in the way when you only have a name.
This field searches all of them at once. It looks at titles and at the body of each entry, so a character mentioned in someone else’s story turns up too — with the exact title first, then names that begin with your words, then the rest.
What you can find here
Everything the wiki documents about Grand Theft Auto VI, in one place: the protagonists and the people around them, the vehicles and who sells them, the weapons, the cities of Leonida and the districts that make them up, the gangs and the ground they hold, the wildlife, the missions, the guides and the news. Each entry carries its own page, with its photos, its figures and its links to the rest.
Try one of these
A name, a place, a fragment — the search takes what you give it and looks through titles and body text alike.
How the search works
- One query, every family. There is no box to tick and no category to pick first — the search reads all of them in a single pass.
- Titles first, then the text. An entry whose name is exactly what you typed comes ahead of one that begins with it, which comes ahead of one that merely mentions it somewhere in its description.
- Only published entries appear, in the language you are reading. An entry not yet translated is still shown, in English, rather than hidden from you.
Getting better results
- A fragment is enough. “cami” finds Lucia Caminos.
- Accents count. “vehicule” and “véhicule” are not the same word here.
- One word beats three. The search looks for your words as written, not for each of them separately.
Or browse by family
Every family has its own list, with its own filters and sorting — often the faster way when you are exploring rather than looking for something precise.