A photograph reportedly taken during Selfridges’ GTA 6 takeover has surfaced online, appearing to show a stylised poster of Leonida’s final map less than a week before release. Eurogamer reports that the image appears to depict the double-sided souvenir map poster included in Rockstar’s GTA 6 Collector’s Edition.
The poster carries the phrase “The Goodtime State”, with an art style Eurogamer describes as somewhere between a mid-century tourism poster and Adult Swim. That gives the reported leak a different character from a straightforward navigation map: it presents Leonida as a souvenir destination as well as a place to explore. The distinction matters when reading the image, since the object pictured appears to be a stylised physical collectible rather than an in-game map screen.
Beyond the artwork, the image appears to confirm Leonida’s rough layout and key locations players can visit. That is the more useful development for players interested in the geography ahead of launch: a potential look at how the setting fits together, rather than another statement about its scale. For context, Eurogamer notes that GTA 6’s map has previously been officially described as twice the size of GTA 5’s map. The reported poster offers a different kind of information from that size comparison, putting the emphasis on the arrangement of the world.
There is also an important purchasing distinction behind the photograph. Rockstar’s GTA 6 Collector’s Edition costs £350, but does not include a copy of the game, according to the report. The Leonida souvenir poster is part of that collector’s package; the edition’s price should not be mistaken for a bundle that includes GTA 6 itself.
