every item in the official screenshots and trailers
455 items from all 201 official screenshots and the Extended Look: what each one is, and what it may do
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Rockstar has published 201 screenshots of Grand Theft Auto VI and said very little about the things in them. The Oracle goes through every frame of all 201 and catalogues what a player could own, wear, drive, fire, eat or visit: a close-up cut from the official image, what it is, and our read on what it may do in play. 42 more items come from frames of Rockstar's official 26-minute gameplay video, An Extended Look (August 27, 2026), marked "Extended Look" with the time they appear. Nothing here comes from leaks. The 39 launch-gallery screenshots Rockstar posted on November 5 are included. Updated as new screenshots and trailers appear.
Confirmed Rockstar said or showed it Reported a named outlet described it Our guess our reading of the picture
What it is. A 1950s two-tone Vapid Stanier in yellow over white, with chrome bumpers, whitewall tyres, hubcaps, tail fins and a Stanier script on the wing.
What it may do. Confirmed: the pre-order Vintage Vice City Pack includes the '55 Vapid Stanier. Our guess: slow but sturdy, the period-correct cruiser for Ocean Beach at night.
Seen in VVC 02VVC VAPID STANIER 01VVC VAPID STANIER 02VVC VAPID STANIER 03VVC VAPID STANIER 04Wiki ›
What it is. A flat-bottomed swamp boat with a caged propeller, a raised driver's seat and an engine block, seen from above crossing lily pads and, in another shot, as a dock with hunters and a dead gator on deck.
What it may do. Confirmed: airboats are a vehicle class and the way across the Grassrivers; one appears in Trailer 1. Our guess: fast on water and marsh, hopeless on tarmac.
What it is. A 1970s Albany two-door in candy gold flake paint on oversized gold spade-spoke wheels, with a red velour interior and a chain-link steering wheel.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen at Rideout Customs. Our guess: the shop's signature build; the yellow one in the garage is the same model before customisation.
Seen in UE RIDEOUT CUSTOMS 01UE RIDEOUT CUSTOMS 02UE RIDEOUT CUSTOMS 03Wiki ›
What it is. A red quad bike parked by the lifeguard tower on Ocean Beach.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; ATV class. Our guess: a lifeguard vehicle you can take.
Seen in Vice City 05Wiki ›
What it is. A road bike ridden by a man in a straw hat along the Keys highway.
What it may do. Reported: Edge says cycling together raises Jason and Lucia's closeness, so bicycles are rideable.
Seen in Leonida Keys 02Wiki ›
What it is. A modern black sports sedan with LED headlights, used as a stage at a street party filmed on phones.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; model not shown. Our guess: a modern car that would need a key cloner.
Seen in Real Dimez 02Wiki ›
What it is. A 1980s blue four-door on chrome wire wheels at a mural-painted underpass, with a Leonida plate.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; model not shown. Our guess: an older car that opens without a key cloner, and a Rideout Customs candidate.
Seen in Vice City 09Wiki ›
What it is. A car ablaze in an industrial yard after the pair walk away from it.
What it may do. Confirmed: setting fire to a getaway car destroys evidence the police could use.
What it is. A white hard-top cabin boat with a sun deck, grey cushions and a cooler, used for a fishing trip.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; model not named. Our guess: a mid-size boat class above the Squalo.
Seen in Jason Duval 03Wiki ›
What it is. A lifted green Canis off-road pickup with an alligator airbrush livery, a WARNING bumper plate, a winch, a snorkel and all-terrain tyres.
What it may do. Confirmed: an Ultimate Edition vehicle, seen being worked on in a garage. Our guess: built for the Grassrivers and Mount Kalaga trails rather than the city.
Seen in UE ONE EYED WILLIE 01UE ONE EYED WILLIE 02UE ONE EYED WILLIE 03Wiki ›
What it is. A white centre-console boat with twin Dinka outboards, a T-top, a lure brand on the hull and an American flag, at a sandbar party.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen. Our guess: a mid-size boat class for fishing and the Keys.
Seen in Leonida Keys 05Wiki ›
What it is. A white and blue transit bus pulling through a Vice City intersection below apartment towers and a basketball court.
What it may do. Reported: Edge says buses run across Leonida and you can ride them.
Seen in Vice City 03Wiki ›
What it is. An orange sit-on-top kayak with a Crest logo and a double-bladed paddle, paddled by Jason at sunset.
What it may do. Confirmed: the Crest kayak is an Ultimate Edition vehicle. Kayaking appears in the Mount Kalaga screenshots too.
Seen in UE SAFEHOUSE VEHICLES 01UE SAFEHOUSE VEHICLES 03Wiki ›
What it is. An orange Crest kayak paddled by a man in a bucket hat and life vest under a rail bridge, a flood gauge beside the bank.
What it may do. Confirmed: the Crest kayak is an Ultimate Edition vehicle, and kayaking is shown in Mount Kalaga. Our guess: kayaks can be rented or found at rivers too.
What it is. A pack of chromed cruisers riding two abreast through Ambrosia past a Sheriff's Office sign and flag bunting.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen. Our guess: the cruiser class, the Ambrosia gang's rides and stealable.
Seen in Ambrosia 01Wiki ›
What it is. A low black cruiser with red detailing and a fat rear tyre, parked outside Electric Fang.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen. Our guess: motorbikes are a vehicle class; Edge saw a motorbike getaway end on a spike strip.
Seen in UE ELECTRIC FANG 01Wiki ›
What it is. A 1970s muscle coupe wrapped in an American flag, with a Deviant script badge, a black steering wheel and slotted mag wheels.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen at Wyman's. Our guess: one of the cars in Wyman's Classic Car Collection.
Seen in UE WYMAN CAR COLLECTION 01UE WYMAN CAR COLLECTION 06Wiki ›
What it is. An olive-green dual-sport motorcycle with a round headlamp, knobbly tyres, a Dinka tank badge and a flat seat.
What it may do. Confirmed: the Dinka Enduro is an Ultimate Edition vehicle. Our guess: the bike for Mount Kalaga trails and the back roads of Ambrosia.
Seen in UE SAFEHOUSE VEHICLES 01UE SAFEHOUSE VEHICLES 02Wiki ›
What it is. A mud-splashed yellow and black dirt bike ridden two-up by Jason and Lucia past a Leonida police cruiser and helicopter.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen. Our guess: the dirt bike class, nimble enough to lose cars; Edge saw a motorbike getaway end on a spike strip.
Seen in Jason and Lucia 09Wiki ›
What it is. A rider pulling a wheelie on a dirt bike past a white and pink custom car under the murals.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen. Our guess: bike-life riding is part of Vice City's street culture.
Seen in Vice City 09Wiki ›
What it is. Motocross bikes racing through mud at an old silo, riders in helmets and goggles, a quad bike jumping behind.
What it may do. Confirmed: off-roading is a listed Mount Kalaga activity. Our guess: dirt bike races as side events.
Seen in Mount Kalaga National Park 01Extended Look 18:35Wiki ›
What it is. A classic three-spoke wheel with a Vapid badge, round analogue dials and a stripped dash splattered with mud.
What it may do. Confirmed as part of the car; first-person view shows this detail.
Seen in UE VAPID BUGGY 03Wiki ›
What it is. A freight train crossing a steel truss bridge over the river.
What it may do. Reported: Edge says trains run across Leonida and can be ridden. Our guess: freight lines are the ones you hop; passenger trains are the ones you ride.
What it is. A box van covered in a black and white eye pattern and colourful murals, advertising an art tour, with Stock 305 branding.
What it may do. Our guess: a drivable van, and a sign that vehicle liveries exist. Not confirmed as purchasable.
Seen in UE STOCK 305 01Wiki ›
What it is. A dark green open-top off-roader parked at the Starlet Motel.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; model not shown. Our guess: the Canis class the One Eyed Willie belongs to.
Seen in Port Gellhorn 01Wiki ›
What it is. A green fully-faired superbike with a 76 race number, mirrors and a Principe-style badge on the tank, with Jason standing beside it holding a pistol.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen. Our guess: the sports motorcycle class, the fastest two wheels in Vice City and the easiest to crash.
Seen in Jason Duval 01Wiki ›
What it is. A white 1980s-style mid-engined supercar with red side stripes, a "Cheetah" badge on the tail, a Leonida plate reading GAR BAA, and a full red leather interior with a red three-spoke wheel.
What it may do. Confirmed: included in the Ultimate Edition. Our guess: a top-speed sports car that police will track; Edge reports expensive cars often carry trackers.
Seen in UE GROTTI CHEETAH 01UE GROTTI CHEETAH 02UE GROTTI CHEETAH 03UE GROTTI CHEETAH 04Wiki ›
What it is. Red leather seats and dash, analogue dials, a red steering wheel with the Grotti badge, a cassette-era stereo and a gated manual shifter.
What it may do. Confirmed as part of the car. Our guess: first-person driving shows this level of interior detail.
Seen in UE GROTTI CHEETAH 04Wiki ›
What it is. A 1970s-style coupe utility pickup in orange with a white side stripe, parked under the stilt house.
What it may do. Our guess: Jason's pickup, which the Ultimate Edition can turn into a Ganado retro build. The standard look is this one.
Seen in UE SAFEHOUSE VEHICLES 01Wiki ›
What it is. Personal watercraft racing across the sandbar party in the background.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen. Our guess: the Seashark class returns.
Seen in Leonida Keys 05Wiki ›
What it is. A white and green police sedan with a lightbar and a state seal on the door, mid-chase.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen. Our guess: the standard patrol car at one and two stars.
What it is. A dark lifted pickup ploughing through flooded sawgrass with men in the bed, chased by a police SUV, a boat and a helicopter.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen. Our guess: the off-road pickup class; the Canis One Eyed Willie is the Ultimate Edition version of this idea.
Seen in Grassrivers 04Wiki ›
What it is. A large dark SUV parked under neon lights.
What it may do. A drivable luxury vehicle.
Seen in Extended Look 20:35
What it is. A modern luxury two-door with red leather seats, a carbon-trimmed centre console and a digital dash, driven by Raul.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; model not shown. Our guess: a new, expensive car with a tracker and a key, per Edge.
Seen in Raul Bautista 02Wiki ›
What it is. A dark red van with its back doors open in an alley.
What it may do. A drivable van, possibly for moving loot or people in missions.
Seen in Extended Look 16:50
What it is. A blue three-wheeled mobility scooter with a basket, ridden down the road by a man in a lime shirt, past an iguana.
What it may do. Our guess: drivable, in the tradition of GTA V's golf carts and lawnmowers. Not confirmed.
Seen in Leonida Keys 02Wiki ›
What it is. A large white yacht with a sun deck, cushions, a cooler of beers and guests, at the sandbar.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; model not named. Our guess: the largest private boat class, possibly purchasable.
Seen in Leonida Keys 05Wiki ›
What it is. A white yacht's helm with a wheel, throttle levers, chart plotter screens and a captain's chair, Raul standing beside it at sunset.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen. Our guess: Raul's yacht, and a boat class you can pilot.
Seen in Raul Bautista 03Wiki ›
What it is. The driver's seat of a modern muscle car with a round-dial dash and touchscreen, Jason at the wheel in a red cap while mud-covered women lean on the bonnet.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; model not shown. Our guess: a Vapid Dominator-style modern muscle car.
Seen in Ambrosia 05Wiki ›
What it is. A dark muscle coupe with a hood scoop in the Delights lot, with a black sedan and a white pickup beside it.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; model not shown.
Seen in Port Gellhorn 04Wiki ›
What it is. A red and black helicopter with a TV news livery and tail number flying over the hills at sunset, a cameraman in the door.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen. Our guess: a civilian helicopter class, and a sign that news crews cover crimes, as the social feed does.
What it is. An orange sports motorcycle ridden through a city junction.
What it may do. A fast bike for street riding.
Seen in Extended Look 18:05
What it is. A 1960s open roadster in pale green with wire wheels, a round headlamp and an oval R badge on the nose.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen at Wyman's. Maker not shown; our guess: a Cobra-style classic in the collection.
Seen in UE WYMAN CAR COLLECTION 05Wiki ›
What it is. A motocross-style bike in pink and teal with knobbly tyres, ridden two-up through the PTT compound.
What it may do. Our guess: the Dinka Enduro, the dirt bike included in the Ultimate Edition, in PTT colours. Not confirmed.
Seen in UE PTT STORE 01Wiki ›
What it is. A white police SUV with lights running, wading after the pickup through the Grassrivers.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen. Our guess: the rural police vehicle; the wanted system follows you into the swamp.
What it is. An airboat with blue lights carrying officers across the Grassrivers at dusk, with a second one behind and a helicopter above.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen. Our guess: the swamp police vehicle; the wanted system reaches the marsh.
Seen in Jason and Lucia 13Wiki ›
What it is. A white police sedan with lights on, close behind in a tunnel.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; patrol car class.
Seen in Lucia Caminos 07Wiki ›
What it is. A blue and yellow police helicopter with a tail number, hovering over the boats at dusk.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen. Our guess: appears at three stars and above, as in GTA V; Rockstar has shown up to three stars.
Seen in UE SQUALO 04UE SQUALO 01Wiki ›
What it is. A white business jet on approach over the Vice City sign at dusk.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen. Our guess: a flyable jet class, as in GTA V's Luxor and Shamal.
What it is. A metallic purple coupe with a red interior, Roxy at the wheel and Dre'Quan in the back.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; model not shown. Our guess: paint and interior options this bold are a custom-shop job.
Seen in Real Dimez 03Wiki ›
What it is. A green quad bike airborne over a mound at the mud race.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen. Our guess: the ATV class, for trails and the Grassrivers edges.
What it is. A quad parked outside a garage in the trailer-strewn outskirts of Port Gellhorn at sunset.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; ATV class.
Seen in Port Gellhorn 06Wiki ›
What it is. A boxy red two-door convertible with the roof down, driven in gameplay with the HUD on screen.
What it may do. A drivable car in the open world. The shape suggests a late-80s European sports saloon.
Seen in Extended Look 8:35
What it is. A red two-door coupe with pop-up-era styling parked in a strip mall lot.
What it may do. A drivable car in the open world.
Seen in Extended Look 17:50
What it is. A 1960s red convertible with a white interior and chrome trim, parked outside the Jack of Hearts.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; model not shown. Our guess: Boobie's car, and an older model that opens the old way without a key cloner.
Seen in Boobie Ike 02Wiki ›
What it is. A red open-top car with a tan interior and chrome windscreen surround, driven by Jason along the coast with Lucia armed beside him.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; model not shown. Our guess: an older convertible that opens without a key cloner.
Seen in Jason and Lucia 11Wiki ›
What it is. A small red hatchback parked in a Port Gellhorn yard.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; model not shown. Our guess: an older, easily stolen compact.
Seen in Port Gellhorn 06Wiki ›
What it is. A 1960s endurance-racing coupe in red with white stripes, a 36 roundel, bonnet scoops, side vents and a sponsor logo on the wing.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen at Wyman's. Model name not shown; our guess: a Grotti or Dewbauchee classic racer.
Seen in UE WYMAN CAR COLLECTION 01UE WYMAN CAR COLLECTION 04Wiki ›
What it is. A boxy 1970s off-roader in cream with red, orange and yellow stripes, a Riata badge, mud-caked all-terrain tyres and a roof rack.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen at Wyman's. Our guess: the collection's off-road classic, at home in Mount Kalaga.
Seen in UE WYMAN CAR COLLECTION 03Wiki ›
What it is. An old single-cab pickup with rust on the door, driven by Jason outside a shop at night.
What it may do. Our guess: an older vehicle that opens without a key cloner. Model not shown.
Seen in Jason and Lucia 06Wiki ›
What it is. A white single-engine floatplane moored at a dock in the Grassrivers, with the Vice City skyline behind.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; a seaplane also flies over the Keys. Our guess: a purchasable or stealable aircraft that lands on water.
Seen in Grassrivers 05Wiki ›
What it is. A white and blue floatplane with marina lettering on the door, Jason stepping off it with a pistol as boats pass behind.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen for a second time. Our guess: seaplanes are a usable aircraft class in the Keys.
Seen in Jason Duval 08Wiki ›
What it is. A yellow-striped floatplane banking over the Keys bridge, with boats cutting wakes below and the Vice City skyline on the horizon.
What it may do. Confirmed: seaplanes appear three times in the official shots. Our guess: a flyable class that takes off and lands on water.
Seen in Leonida Keys 01Wiki ›
What it is. A white cabin speedboat with a pearlescent palm-leaf hull wrap, a Squalo badge, a swim deck, a bench and a hull registration number.
What it may do. Confirmed: the Shitzu Squalo is an Ultimate Edition boat. Our guess: the fastest early way between the Keys and Vice City by water.
Seen in UE SQUALO 01UE SQUALO 02UE SQUALO 03UE SQUALO 04Wiki ›
What it is. A grey shuttle bus with passengers boarding at a roadside stop in the Keys.
What it may do. Reported: Edge says buses run across Leonida and you can ride them. Our guess: this is one of the routes.
Seen in Leonida Keys 02Wiki ›
What it is. A caged utility buggy in the mud with a rider in a red cap.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen. Our guess: an off-road class alongside quads.
Seen in Ambrosia 06Wiki ›
What it is. A 1970s Japanese-style coupe in turquoise with a black side stripe, a Sirius badge, a rear spoiler and chrome-lip wheels.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen at Wyman's. Our guess: part of the classic car collection.
Seen in UE WYMAN CAR COLLECTION 02Wiki ›
What it is. A grey open boat with an outboard motor carrying three people under the stilt restaurant.
What it may do. Our guess: a basic dinghy class, the cheapest way onto the water. Confirmed on screen.
Seen in Grassrivers 02Wiki ›
What it is. A yellow cab with a roof light on Ocean Drive.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen. Our guess: hailable taxis return, a cheaper Scooter Bros for people without a car.
Seen in Vice City 06Wiki ›
What it is. A green farm tractor parked outside Delights Cabaret.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen. Our guess: drivable, as tractors were in GTA V.
Seen in Port Gellhorn 04Wiki ›
What it is. A 1960s Vapid Dominator muscle car lifted onto off-road tyres, with a roof light bar, a tube bumper, taped headlamps, a number 6 roundel and a yellow stripe over blue.
What it may do. Confirmed: an Ultimate Edition vehicle with a Paradise Garage in Watson Bay. Our guess: a Grassrivers mud runner that still sounds like a muscle car.
Seen in UE VAPID BUGGY 01UE VAPID BUGGY 02UE VAPID BUGGY 03UE VAPID BUGGY 04Wiki ›
What it is. Jason's pickup rebuilt as a 1970s muscle ute: yellow with red stripes, a hood scoop marked 434ci, a bull badge, chrome five-spoke wheels and a bed with wooden rails.
What it may do. Confirmed: the Ganado retro build for Jason's pickup is an Ultimate Edition exclusive. Our guess: a cosmetic and performance upgrade of the orange pickup at the stilt house.
What it is. A black and white police coupe marked Vice Beach Police with a 911 emergency panel and a Leonida plate, surrounded by partygoers on Ocean Drive.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen: a separate Vice Beach force. Our guess: the beach district has its own patrol cars and livery.
Seen in Vice City 06Wiki ›
What it is. A blue rigid-hull patrol boat with a white cabin marked with the Vice City Police badge, running alongside the Squalo.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen. Our guess: the water equivalent of a patrol car; the wanted system works at sea.
Seen in UE SQUALO 04Wiki ›
What it is. A white coupe with pink graphics and big wheels at the underpass.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; model not shown. Our guess: a Rideout Customs style build.
Seen in Vice City 09Wiki ›
What it is. A white open-top car with a tan interior, driven by Jason through Vice City with Lucia on the door.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; model not shown. Our guess: a modern convertible that would need a key cloner to steal.
Seen in Jason and Lucia 03Wiki ›
What it is. A white four-door pickup with a tan interior, seen with Brian leaning out of the window and parked behind him at the boatyard.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; model not shown. Our guess: an older truck Jason can borrow.
What it is. A low white sports coupe parked at the kerb behind Jason.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; model not shown. Our guess: a modern sports car with a tracker, per Edge.
Seen in Jason Duval 04Wiki ›
What it is. A yellow and black sports motorcycle with a red tail light and a Leonida licence plate, straddled by Lucia.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; model not named. Our guess: the same sports bike class as the green 76.
Seen in Lucia Caminos 03Wiki ›
What it is. A steering wheel made of welded chain links, in a red velour interior.
What it may do. Our guess: an interior option at Rideout Customs.
Seen in UE RIDEOUT CUSTOMS 02Wiki ›
What it is. A cable winch with a hook mounted in the One Eyed Willie's front bumper.
What it may do. Our guess: cosmetic unless Rockstar has built a towing or recovery mechanic. Not confirmed.
Seen in UE ONE EYED WILLIE 02Wiki ›
What it is. Oversized gold rims with spade-shaped cutouts on low-profile tyres.
What it may do. Our guess: a wheel option at Rideout Customs.
Seen in UE RIDEOUT CUSTOMS 01Wiki ›
What it is. A white plate with an orange in the middle, in the style of the real Florida plate, reading GAR BAA with a state slogan along the bottom.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen. Our guess: plates may be customisable, as in GTA Online; police can identify a car by it.
Seen in UE GROTTI CHEETAH 03Wiki ›
What it is. Four round spot lamps on a roof rack.
What it may do. Our guess: a visual mod; may light the trail at night. Not confirmed.
What it is. A chrome-ringed round tail lamp set in a yellow fin, with a Leonida plate below.
What it may do. Part of the car; cosmetic.
Seen in VVC VAPID STANIER 04Wiki ›
What it is. A chrome tube bumper with two yellow fog lamps and a taped X over the headlight.
What it may do. Our guess: a front-end mod option. Not confirmed.
Seen in UE VAPID BUGGY 02Wiki ›
What it is. A black rifle held muzzle-down by Lucia beside the burning car.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; assault-rifle class by our guess.
Seen in Jason and Lucia 08Wiki ›
What it is. A black carbine with a long magazine held by a mud-covered man on the airboat dock; a second man carries a battered rifle.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen in NPC hands. Our guess: a standard assault-rifle class weapon that can be bought or taken.
Seen in Grassrivers 01Wiki ›
What it is. A wooden bat rested on the shoulder of a tattooed man in a grow room.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen in NPC hands. Our guess: a melee weapon, as in every GTA.
Seen in Port Gellhorn 02Wiki ›
What it is. A black carbine with a long magazine and a tactical light rested on Jason's shoulder.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; assault-rifle class with attachments by our guess.
Seen in Jason Duval 10Wiki ›
What it is. A black carbine with a carry-handle sight, vertical grip and tan furniture, aimed by Jason over the Vice City skyline.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen. Our guess: the standard assault-rifle class, sighted for mid range.
Seen in Jason Duval 05Wiki ›
What it is. A black carbine with a vertical foregrip, a suppressor and a long magazine, carried by Jason; Lucia holds a similar rifle.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen. Our guess: an assault-rifle class with attachments, which the Weapon Variants shot suggests are customisable.
Seen in Jason and Lucia 02Wiki ›
What it is. A compact carbine with a folding stock and a long magazine, teal palm-tree pattern on the receiver.
What it may do. Confirmed: the pattern applies across weapons. Our guess: an assault-rifle class weapon.
What it is. A small black semi-automatic handed from Brian to Jason outside the truck.
What it may do. Our guess: a sub-compact pistol class, the kind that hides under a tank top. Not confirmed.
Seen in Brian Heder 04Wiki ›
What it is. A short rifle fired from cover at police cars during a chase.
What it may do. A mid-range automatic weapon for gunfights.
Seen in Extended Look 14:10
What it is. A dark-handled folding knife with the blade open, resting on a banded stack of cash and photographs.
What it may do. Our guess: a melee weapon. Knives have been in every GTA since III.
What it is. A full-size black semi-automatic pistol with a threaded barrel and blue-and-white engraving on the slide and grip, marked DUVAL.
What it may do. Confirmed: an engraved Girardi ES9 is an Ultimate Edition exclusive. Our guess: the standard pistol class with a custom finish; the threaded barrel suggests a suppressor can be fitted.
Seen in UE WEAPON VARIANTS 01Wiki ›
What it is. An AK-pattern rifle in gold plate with a black magazine, held by a dreadlocked man with a gold grill, a bandana and layered gold chains, phone in hand.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen. Our guess: a gold finish is a weapon customisation option, as in GTA Online.
Seen in Vice City 12Wiki ›
What it is. A long-barrelled stainless revolver fitted with a telescopic scope, the grip engraved with a sun and palms and the name J. DUVAL.
What it may do. Confirmed: Ultimate Edition exclusive. Our guess: the scope makes it a long-range sidearm, like GTA V's Heavy Revolver with a scope.
Seen in UE HAWK AND LITTLE MORGAN REVOLVERS 01UE HAWK AND LITTLE MORGAN REVOLVERS 02Wiki ›
What it is. A blued long-barrel revolver with a gold trigger and hammer and palm trees engraved on the grip, marked L. CAMINOS.
What it may do. Confirmed: each lead gets their own engraved Morgan in the Ultimate Edition. Our guess: identical stats, different look.
What it is. Two men in caps walk through pines carrying long rifles, one with a hunting vest, a dead animal in the grass ahead.
What it may do. Confirmed: hunting is a listed activity. Our guess: a bolt-action rifle class for game, as in Red Dead.
What it is. A compact polymer pistol in burgundy with a rose engraved on the slide and the name CAMINOS, with a silver top.
What it may do. Confirmed: an engraved Klose K17 is an Ultimate Edition exclusive. Our guess: Lucia's starting sidearm.
Seen in UE WEAPON VARIANTS 01Wiki ›
What it is. A boxy machine pistol with a side-folding stock, finished in a teal palm-tree pattern.
What it may do. Confirmed: the pack includes a palm-tree weapon pattern. Our guess: a Micro SMG class weapon.
Seen in VVC EXCLUSIVE LOOKS 03VINTAGE VICE CITY WEAPON PATTERN 01Wiki ›
What it is. A compact automatic pistol wrapped in pink, held upright by a PTT member in matching pink gloves.
What it may do. Our guess: a Micro SMG class weapon with a custom finish; weapon finishes and patterns are confirmed as customisation.
Seen in UE PTT STORE 01Wiki ›
What it is. A black semi-automatic pistol held low across the door by Jason in an old pickup.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; same class as the holstered pistol.
Seen in Jason and Lucia 06Wiki ›
What it is. A black polymer pistol held up beside Lucia's face in a dark doorway, with Jason behind her aiming a pistol fitted with a light.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen. Our guess: the Klose K17 class; Jason's has a weapon light attached.
Seen in Lucia Caminos 04Wiki ›
What it is. A black pistol fired one-handed by Lucia across the shop.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen. Our guess: the Klose K17 class.
Seen in Jason and Lucia 04Wiki ›
What it is. A black pistol held down at Lucia's side on the pavement.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; the Klose K17 class by our guess.
Seen in Lucia Caminos 08Wiki ›
What it is. A black pistol held up beside Jason's head behind a chain-link fence as police close in.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen. Our guess: the moment before a surrender or a last stand; Edge says the game leaves room to back off before things escalate.
Seen in Jason Duval 07Wiki ›
What it is. A pistol with an underbarrel torch lit, aimed by Jason in the dark.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen. Our guess: attachments such as lights, suppressors and scopes are a weapon customisation system.
Seen in Lucia Caminos 04Wiki ›
What it is. A full-size pistol in the same teal palm-tree finish, on the Stanier's back seat.
What it may do. Confirmed: the palm-tree pattern applies to weapons. Our guess: the same pistol class as the Girardi ES9.
What it is. A black pump-action shotgun braced on the door frame by Lucia leaning out of a speeding car in a tunnel, police cruiser behind.
What it may do. Confirmed: shooting from a moving vehicle is in the game. Our guess: a pump shotgun class, and passengers can fire long guns.
Seen in Lucia Caminos 07Wiki ›
What it is. A blued double-action revolver held by the Enforcer biker, a woman in a skull bandana beside him.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen in NPC hands. Our guess: the standard revolver class the Morgan is a variant of.
Seen in Ambrosia 03Wiki ›
What it is. A long-barrelled revolver held by Lucia at her side.
What it may do. Confirmed: Hawk & Little Morgan revolvers for both leads are an Ultimate Edition exclusive. Our guess: a high-damage, slow sidearm, like the Heavy Revolver in GTA V.
What it is. A short double-barrelled shotgun held at Lucia's side in a stairwell, with a plaid shirt tied at her waist.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen. Our guess: a close-range shotgun class, as in GTA V.
Seen in Jason and Lucia 07Wiki ›
What it is. A black full-size pistol tucked at Jason's chest under a cross-body strap, with a police boat and helicopter behind.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen. Our guess: the standard pistol class, the same family as the Girardi ES9.
Seen in Jason and Lucia 01Wiki ›
What it is. A long wood-stocked shotgun rested on the shoulder of a bearded hunter in a cap at a gator camp.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen in NPC hands. Our guess: a pump or lever shotgun class; Edge saw a shotgun change how pedestrians react.
Seen in Grassrivers 06Wiki ›
What it is. A stainless-steel single-action pistol with wooden grips, thrown into the air with loose rounds, in a cabin with Jason behind it.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen. Our guess: a heavier pistol class with more damage and a smaller magazine.
Seen in Jason Duval 09Wiki ›
What it is. A black carbine with a suppressor and a short foregrip, held ready by Jason at a window as police lights flash outside.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; attachments shown. Our guess: suppressors reduce how far shots are heard, which matters when crimes must be witnessed.
Seen in Jason and Lucia 12Wiki ›
What it is. A silver pistol with a suppressor held by Raul in black gloves at the wheel of a luxury car, a case of cash on the passenger side.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen. Our guess: suppressors are a weapon attachment; quieter crimes are harder to witness.
Seen in Raul Bautista 02Wiki ›
What it is. A single brass pistol round on the poolside.
What it may do. Our guess: pistol ammunition is bought by the box; see the Stronghold revolver box.
Seen in UE WEAPON VARIANTS 01Wiki ›
What it is. Four brass cartridges tumbling beside the pistol.
What it may do. Our guess: ammunition is tracked per weapon and bought by the box.
Seen in Jason Duval 09Wiki ›
What it is. An orange box of Stronghold-brand revolver cartridges with a stars-and-stripes design.
What it may do. Our guess: ammunition is bought by the box at gun shops, as in earlier games. The brand has not appeared before.
What it is. A green shirt printed with alien heads among jungle leaves and pink flowers, worn open by Cal.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; fits Cal's conspiracy habit. Shop not named.
Seen in Cal Hampton 01Wiki ›
What it is. A cropped grey hoodie printed Baddie, worn with patterned leggings and lifting gloves on a bench press.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; gym wear. Shop not named.
Seen in Lucia Caminos 09Wiki ›
What it is. A plain cap and a blue T-shirt worn by Jason while he works under the bonnet of the One Eyed Willie.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
Seen in UE ONE EYED WILLIE 03Wiki ›
What it is. A blue sleeveless jersey with the number 21 and a hooded top, worn by a woman at a backyard fight.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; our guess: sports jerseys are sold in Vice City.
Seen in Jason and Lucia 05Wiki ›
What it is. A textured open-collar knit shirt in sand, worn by Boobie Ike with gold chains and a phone in hand.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
Seen in Boobie Ike 02Wiki ›
What it is. A black leather vest with club patches and an Enforcer rocker, worn by a bearded Ambrosia biker holding a revolver; the column of riders wears matching cuts.
What it may do. Confirmed: Rockstar says a local biker gang supplies much of everything in Ambrosia. Our guess: a gang outfit you cannot buy, like GTA V's Lost MC cuts.
Seen in Ambrosia 01Ambrosia 03Wiki ›
What it is. A black denim jacket with a pin and patches, worn by Lucia with a belt.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
Seen in Jason and Lucia 13Wiki ›
What it is. A frayed-hem black denim skirt with a belt.
What it may do. Our guess: Stock 305 stock. Confirmed on screen.
Seen in UE STOCK 305 04Wiki ›
What it is. A black leather jacket with zips over a white crop top and black trousers, worn by Lucia on a yellow sports bike outside a liquor bar.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named. Our guess: a Stock 305 piece.
Seen in Lucia Caminos 03Wiki ›
What it is. A black leather camisole top with black denim shorts, worn by Lucia with a pistol.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
Seen in Jason and Lucia 12Wiki ›
What it is. A fitted black leather bustier top with a front zip, worn by Lucia at the Stock 305 counter.
What it may do. Our guess: Stock 305 stock. Confirmed on screen.
Seen in UE STOCK 305 04Wiki ›
What it is. A glossy black zip bomber with striped ribbed cuffs, worn over a black vest by Jason.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
What it is. Blue board shorts worn shirtless by Jason in the kayak.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
Seen in UE SAFEHOUSE VEHICLES 03Wiki ›
What it is. A tan suede blouson over a dark shirt, worn by Raul driving.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
Seen in Raul Bautista 02Wiki ›
What it is. Green camo cargo shorts, worn by Jason on the dirt bike.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
What it is. A faded olive T-shirt with a cartoon character print, worn by Cal with a trucker cap and glasses.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
Seen in Cal Hampton 04Wiki ›
What it is. A straw cowboy hat, sunglasses, a silver chain and bare-chested denim overalls, mud-splattered.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
Seen in Ambrosia 06Wiki ›
What it is. A shiny royal blue suit with black lapels over a white tee, a gold chain and a cocktail in hand, worn by Dre'Quan.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
Seen in DreQuan Priest 02Wiki ›
What it is. A purple and green satin bomber embroidered with flowers, worn open over a black bra with fishnet tights and a BL nameplate chain.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; a Real Dimez stage look. Shop not named.
Seen in Real Dimez 01Wiki ›
What it is. A cream short-sleeve shirt with pink hibiscus print and a contrast collar, worn open-necked by Jason.
What it may do. Confirmed: the Vice City Style outfits are Ultimate Edition exclusives.
What it is. Green and white striped trunks on an older beachgoer.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
Seen in Vice City 05Wiki ›
What it is. A washed grey denim jacket over a black, white and purple graphic T-shirt, with a silver chain, worn by Jason at Stock 305.
What it may do. Our guess: Stock 305 stock. Confirmed on screen.
Seen in UE STOCK 305 02Wiki ›
What it is. A grey zip hoodie worn over black leggings by Lucia, hair up.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named. Our guess: a plain outfit the police will struggle to describe.
Seen in Lucia Caminos 08Wiki ›
What it is. A fitted grey long-sleeve top with blue panels, worn by Jason on the boat.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
Seen in Jason Duval 03Wiki ›
What it is. A grey long-sleeve tee with a faded print down one side, a watch and a backwards cap, worn by Jason at the seaplane.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
Seen in Jason Duval 08Wiki ›
What it is. A dark shirt printed with red and white hibiscus flowers over a white tee, worn by Cal.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
Seen in Jason Duval 03Wiki ›
What it is. A white vest with a Leonida palm-tree print, a silver chain and a backwards cap, worn by Jason at the wheel.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
Seen in Jason Duval 02Wiki ›
What it is. A white vest printed with Leonida in script over a sunset, worn by Jason with camo shorts.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
Seen in Jason and Lucia 09Jason and Lucia 17Jason Duval 18Wiki ›
What it is. A shaggy leopard-print coat worn by Lucia over a purple lace dress.
What it may do. Our guess: Stock 305 stock. Confirmed on screen.
Seen in UE STOCK 305 01Wiki ›
What it is. A sequinned leopard slip dress with gold bangles and hoops, worn by a woman on the balcony.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
Seen in Vice City 02Wiki ›
What it is. A leopard wrap skirt tied over a black bikini, worn by Lucia at a rooftop pool party.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
Seen in Jason and Lucia 10Wiki ›
What it is. A rust-brown suede button jacket with matching shorts, worn over a patterned bikini top.
What it may do. Confirmed: Vice City Style set, Ultimate Edition.
What it is. The rust-coloured button jacket worn open over a tie-front top, with a matching mini skirt.
What it may do. Confirmed: Vice City Style set.
Seen in UE VICE CITY STYLE 05Wiki ›
What it is. A black and white varsity jacket with pink and white trim, worn open over a printed crop top with grey cargo trousers.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
Seen in UE SARAS SALON 01Wiki ›
What it is. A teal and pink basketball jersey for the Manatees, number 15, worn by Dre'Quan with a black cap and gold chain.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen: a Leonida sports team. Our guess: team merch is sold in shops.
What it is. A faded black cut-off tee with a monster truck graphic and a driver's name, worn by Brian.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
Seen in Brian Heder 02Wiki ›
What it is. A dark blue button shirt open at the collar with tan trousers, worn by Jason at the pool party.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
Seen in Jason and Lucia 10Wiki ›
What it is. A white towel round the neck with black basketball shorts.
What it may do. Clothing items, likely buyable.
Seen in Extended Look 0:25
What it is. A green nylon bomber worn by Jason in the Grassrivers at sunset, as police airboats close in.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
Seen in Jason and Lucia 13Wiki ›
What it is. A dark olive short-sleeve shirt with a tan palm-leaf print, worn with a steel watch.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
Seen in Jason Duval 04Wiki ›
What it is. A green button shirt with the sleeves rolled, worn by Jason during the jewellery store job.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
Seen in Jason and Lucia 04Wiki ›
What it is. A bright orange two-piece worn by Lucia on the swim deck.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
Seen in UE SQUALO 03Wiki ›
What it is. A high-visibility orange vest over a shirt, worn by one of the hunters.
What it may do. Our guess: hunting wear sold in the back country. Not confirmed.
What it is. An orange inmate top and trousers worn by Lucia in handcuffs at Leonida Penitentiary, with cornrows.
What it may do. Confirmed: Lucia starts the story leaving prison. Our guess: a story outfit, not one you can buy.
Seen in Lucia Caminos 05Wiki ›
What it is. A bright orange sleeveless puffer over a black tee, with a gold chain and a red watch, worn by Dre'Quan in a club.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
Seen in DreQuan Priest 03Wiki ›
What it is. A cream short-sleeve shirt printed with palms, beach huts and sunsets, worn by Brian with a gold watch and aviators pushed up.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
Seen in Brian Heder 03Wiki ›
What it is. A pale grey linen blazer with pushed-up sleeves over a pink polo, pink trousers and espadrilles, worn by Jason with feathered 1980s hair.
What it may do. Confirmed: the pack includes outfits and hairstyles for Jason. Ruby notes it is the first time he looks like he is trying.
Seen in VVC 01VVC 02VVC EXCLUSIVE LOOKS 01VVC EXCLUSIVE LOOKS 03Wiki ›
What it is. A short-sleeve shirt in pink, blue and cream swirls, worn by Cal at the pool table.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
Seen in Cal Hampton 02Wiki ›
What it is. A red and cream check shirt knotted around Lucia's waist over a grey crop top.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
Seen in Jason and Lucia 07Wiki ›
What it is. A black tactical vest with pouches, worn by Lucia over a black top during a bank vault robbery, with Jason in a matching vest.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen. Our guess: body armour that absorbs damage, as in every GTA since Vice City.
What it is. White leather high-tops with a colourful floral print on the heel, worn by Lucia and the artist.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen. Our guess: sold at Stock 305 Clothing, the Ultimate Edition streetwear shop.
What it is. A short purple lace dress under the leopard coat.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
Seen in UE STOCK 305 01Wiki ›
What it is. A glittering sequin halter worn by Lucia on a crowded dance floor, with a gold necklace and bracelet.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named. Our guess: nightlife wear for the clubbing activity Rockstar has listed.
What it is. A bright red blazer worn with sunglasses at a club party.
What it may do. A clothing item, likely buyable.
Seen in Extended Look 21:10
What it is. A red buoyancy vest worn by the kayaker.
What it may do. Our guess: cosmetic, or worn automatically on small boats. Not confirmed.
What it is. A plunging red sequinned halter mini dress, worn by Lucia with a 1980s curly perm and hoop earrings.
What it may do. Confirmed: the pack includes outfits and hairstyles for Jason and Lucia. Our guess: a nightlife outfit that police will remember.
Seen in VVC 01VVC 02VVC EXCLUSIVE LOOKS 01VVC EXCLUSIVE LOOKS 04Wiki ›
What it is. A red sleeveless hooded top worn with red slides in an apartment block.
What it may do. A clothing item, likely buyable.
Seen in Extended Look 0:25
What it is. A denim-bodied varsity jacket with red leather sleeves, a 68 on the arm and lettering on the back, with a paisley bandana.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
Seen in DreQuan Priest 04Wiki ›
What it is. A silver rhinestone bikini top over a mesh long-sleeve and low-rise jeans, worn by one of the Real Dimez with an RR nameplate chain.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; a Real Dimez stage look. Our guess: club wear sold in Vice City.
Seen in DreQuan Priest 01Wiki ›
What it is. A short sparkly silver dress at a party.
What it may do. A clothing item, likely buyable.
Seen in Extended Look 21:10
What it is. A black sleeveless hoodie worn up over a red cap with a crossed-tools logo, with a carbine on Jason's shoulder in a rain-soaked yard.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen. Our guess: hoods and caps change how the police describe your face and clothes.
Seen in Jason Duval 10Wiki ›
What it is. A patterned bodysuit and cat-ear headband on the second Real Dimez member on the car.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
Seen in Real Dimez 02Wiki ›
What it is. An American flag bikini top with a black cap and denim shorts.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
Seen in Port Gellhorn 05Wiki ›
What it is. A fitted teal tank top with black shorts, worn by Lucia at Electric Fang.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
What it is. Pointed stiletto boots to the knee in a tiger stripe, worn by Lucia with the suede set.
What it may do. Confirmed: part of the Vice City Style set. Our guess: footwear is a wardrobe slot the police describe with the rest of the outfit.
Seen in UE VICE CITY STYLE 01UE VICE CITY STYLE 03UE VICE CITY STYLE 05Wiki ›
What it is. Teal board shorts with palm leaves and yellow flowers, worn by Cal.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
Seen in Cal Hampton 03Wiki ›
What it is. A white tourist T-shirt with a sunglasses-wearing alligator in a jacket, Vice City skyline and "Vice City Leonida" script, worn by Jason.
What it may do. Confirmed: Goodtime Gear apparel is an Ultimate Edition exclusive. Clothes are a police lead, so a full change of outfit clears that lead.
Seen in UE GOODTIME GEAR 01Wiki ›
What it is. The back of the floral shirt carries a sunset skyline medallion with flamingos, hibiscus and palms, worn with cream trousers.
What it may do. Confirmed: Vice City Style outfits are Ultimate Edition exclusives.
What it is. A black cropped T-shirt with a pink and purple "Vice City" print, worn by Lucia.
What it may do. Confirmed: Goodtime Gear is Ultimate Edition apparel.
Seen in UE GOODTIME GEAR 01Wiki ›
What it is. A black vest with a faded Vice City print, worn by Jason with sunglasses hooked on the collar.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
Seen in Jason Duval 01Wiki ›
What it is. A loose white linen shirt open at the neck with the sleeves rolled, worn by Raul on the yacht.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
Seen in Raul Bautista 03Wiki ›
What it is. A plain white long-sleeve T-shirt with a small chest logo, grey cargo shorts and a watch, worn by Jason at the marina.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
Seen in Cal Hampton 04Wiki ›
What it is. A white vest with a pink palm and script print, worn by Jason at the pool table.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
Seen in Cal Hampton 02Wiki ›
What it is. An off-white suit jacket over a black shirt, worn by Raul on a neon-lit street outside a bar.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named. Ruby calls it the best-dressed and most dangerous look in Leonida.
Seen in Raul Bautista 04Wiki ›
What it is. A grey vest printed with the Wyman's World Auto Salvage Co. logo and phone number.
What it may do. Our guess: a reward or shop item tied to the commission. Not confirmed.
Seen in UE WYMAN CAR COLLECTION 01Wiki ›
What it is. A neon yellow mesh dress over a bikini, with pink sunglasses and a phone in hand, worn on the police car.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
Seen in Vice City 06Wiki ›
What it is. A shaggy yellow fur coat worn by one of the Real Dimez dancing on a car bonnet, with painted leggings.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named. Ruby: the loudest clothes in the game.
Seen in Real Dimez 02Wiki ›
What it is. A loose yellow shirt with a snake pattern, worn open over a white tee with aviators and a black cap.
What it may do. A clothing item, likely buyable in shops.
Seen in Extended Look 10:20
What it is. A long-sleeved mock-neck top in a black and white zebra print with yellow flowers, worn with hoop earrings and a slicked ponytail.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
Seen in UE SARAS SALON 03Wiki ›
What it is. A silver chain with BL letters, Bae-Luxe's initials.
What it may do. Our guess: jewellery; a Real Dimez branded item. Not confirmed as purchasable.
Seen in Real Dimez 01Wiki ›
What it is. A black bag worn by a character in a teal football jersey.
What it may do. Bags may show carrying capacity or be a style item.
Seen in Extended Look 18:05
What it is. A black cloth mask worn over the nose and mouth with a black cap during a shop robbery.
What it may do. Masks have hidden identity in earlier games. This may lower the chance of being recognised.
Seen in Extended Look 11:55
What it is. Tight black gloves worn by Raul on the wheel.
What it may do. Our guess: gloves hide fingerprints in fiction and are a wardrobe slot in play. Not confirmed.
Seen in Raul Bautista 02Wiki ›
What it is. A black-strapped watch with a green face on Jason's wrist at the wheel.
What it may do. Our guess: accessory slot. Confirmed on screen.
Seen in Jason and Lucia 11Wiki ›
What it is. Black sport-style wraparound shades, worn by Jason.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; our guess: a glasses slot in the wardrobe.
What it is. Black frames with blue mirror lenses, worn by Jason while fishing.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; glasses slot by our guess.
Seen in Jason Duval 03Wiki ›
What it is. Chunky navy square frames with blue lenses, worn by Lucia at the nail bar.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; our guess: a glasses slot in the wardrobe.
What it is. A white shopping bag hanging by Lucia's bed.
What it may do. A hint that clothes shopping comes home with you. Probably set dressing rather than an item you hold.
Seen in Extended Look 6:35
What it is. A white and grey mesh cap printed Brian's Boat Works and Marina, worn by Jason at the bar.
What it may do. Our guess: merchandise from Brian Heder's boatyard, Jason's employer. Confirmed on screen.
Seen in Jason Duval 06Wiki ›
What it is. A tan bucket hat, Cal Hampton's trademark.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; a hat slot by our guess.
What it is. A worn camo baseball cap on the gator-camp hunter.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; our guess: hunting wear sold in the back country.
Seen in Grassrivers 06Wiki ›
What it is. A black cross-body sling bag worn by Jason over a tank top at the marina and over a green shirt in the jewellery store.
What it may do. Our guess: an accessory slot, or the on-foot way to carry takings. Not confirmed.
What it is. A dark fedora worn with sunglasses and a blazer at a party.
What it may do. A hat you could buy and wear.
Seen in Extended Look 21:10
What it is. Three layered gold Cuban link chains over a black tee.
What it may do. Our guess: jewellery is a wardrobe slot. Confirmed on screen.
Seen in Boobie Ike 03Boobie Ike 04Wiki ›
What it is. Gold-framed aviators with brown lenses, worn with a top-knot and hoops at the pool.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; glasses slot by our guess.
Seen in Lucia Caminos 02Wiki ›
What it is. Heavy gold chains worn by PTT members and by Boobie Ike.
What it may do. Our guess: jewellery is sold as accessories. Not confirmed.
What it is. A gold choker with layered chains and hoop earrings on the dealer at the car window.
What it may do. Our guess: jewellery slot. Confirmed on screen.
Seen in Port Gellhorn 03Wiki ›
What it is. Gold teeth shown off by a man with dreadlocks, a green bandana and a gold watch.
What it may do. Our guess: a customisation option, perhaps at Sara's. Not confirmed.
Seen in Vice City 04Vice City 19Wiki ›
What it is. Large gold hoops worn by Lucia with a high ponytail.
What it may do. Our guess: jewellery slot. Confirmed on screen.
Seen in Jason and Lucia 01Wiki ›
What it is. A chunky gold bracelet on Brian's wrist.
What it may do. Our guess: jewellery slot. Confirmed on screen.
Seen in Brian Heder 01Wiki ›
What it is. A thin gold chain with a small pendant worn by Lucia in the gym and over her leather jacket.
What it may do. Our guess: jewellery slot; the same necklace appears in several shots, so it may be hers from the start.
What it is. A gold rope chain, a bracelet and heavy rings on an older man in a white vest.
What it may do. Our guess: jewellery slot. Confirmed on screen.
Seen in Port Gellhorn 02Wiki ›
What it is. A gold bracelet watch with a black dial, with a thick gold Cuban chain and pendant on the man beside him.
What it may do. Our guess: jewellery slot. Confirmed on screen.
Seen in Vice City 04Wiki ›
What it is. Thin gold-rimmed rectangular glasses with light lenses, worn with cornrow braids and hoops.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
What it is. A gold bracelet watch on Jason's wrist as he aims; Brian wears a similar one.
What it may do. Our guess: accessory slot. Confirmed on screen.
What it is. Black shades with gold arms on a shirtless man at a hotel balcony, with a gold chain and sleeve tattoos.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; glasses slot by our guess.
Seen in Vice City 02Wiki ›
What it is. Black wraparound frames with green mirror lenses, worn by Brian Heder.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
Seen in Brian Heder 01Wiki ›
What it is. A green paisley bandana tied at the neck of a heavily tattooed man.
What it may do. Our guess: bandanas can be worn at the neck or pulled up as a mask. Not confirmed.
Seen in Vice City 04Wiki ›
What it is. Narrow dark frames with green lenses, worn with a short bob by Lucia.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; glasses are a wardrobe slot by our guess.
Seen in UE STOCK 305 04Wiki ›
What it is. Thin half-rim glasses worn by Raul with his hair pulled back.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; glasses slot by our guess.
What it is. Stacked dark cord bracelets on Raul's wrist.
What it may do. Our guess: jewellery slot. Confirmed on screen.
What it is. A black and gold cap embroidered Liberty City Cycles, worn by the bearded biker.
What it may do. Our guess: merch from a Liberty City bike shop, a nod to GTA IV. Confirmed on screen.
Seen in Ambrosia 03Wiki ›
What it is. A red full-face dirt helmet with orange goggles on the lead rider; other riders wear pink and purple sets.
What it may do. Our guess: helmets are head wear that also covers the face lead. Not confirmed.
What it is. A black and white paisley bandana tied over dreadlocks.
What it may do. Our guess: bandanas are a head slot. Confirmed on screen.
Seen in Vice City 12Vice City 21Wiki ›
What it is. A thick strand of pearls worn with a strapless top at an airport terminal.
What it may do. A jewellery item, likely buyable.
Seen in Extended Look 19:20
What it is. Pink padded riding gloves worn by the PTT member leaning on the wall.
What it may do. Our guess: gloves are a wardrobe slot. Not confirmed.
Seen in UE PTT STORE 01Wiki ›
What it is. Slim metal frames with rose-tinted square lenses.
What it may do. Our guess: part of the pack's Jason outfit. Confirmed on screen.
What it is. A patterned cloth mask over the nose and mouth, worn by the man on the van roof with a hoodie and sunglasses.
What it may do. Our guess: masks cover the face lead the police use. Not confirmed as a player item.
Seen in UE STOCK 305 01Extended Look 11:35Jason and Lucia 15Wiki ›
What it is. A diamond-set chain spelling ROXY over layered chains, worn by Roxy of the Real Dimez in the yellow fur.
What it may do. Our guess: jewellery; a Real Dimez branded item. Not confirmed as purchasable.
Seen in Real Dimez 03Real Dimez 04Wiki ›
What it is. A silver chain with a double-R pendant, the Real Dimez initials.
What it may do. Our guess: jewellery; a Real Dimez branded item. Not confirmed as purchasable.
Seen in DreQuan Priest 01Wiki ›
What it is. A red cap worn by Jason driving at the Ambrosia mud party.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; hat slot.
Seen in Ambrosia 05Wiki ›
What it is. A plain red baseball cap worn backwards by Jason.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; hats are part of the police description by our guess.
What it is. A red holdall Jason carries on his shoulder through a corridor and into a lift during gameplay.
What it may do. Likely a mission bag for cash or gear. GTA has used bags like this to show loot being carried.
Seen in Extended Look 4:50
What it is. A red bandana printed with skulls tied over the hair of a tattooed woman in sunglasses.
What it may do. Our guess: bandanas are a head slot. Confirmed on screen.
Seen in Ambrosia 03Wiki ›
What it is. A red-faced watch on a red strap.
What it may do. Our guess: accessory slot. Confirmed on screen.
Seen in DreQuan Priest 03Wiki ›
What it is. Thin aviators with red lenses and a white sweatband, worn by Dre'Quan with a mesh shirt and tan jacket.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; shop not named.
Seen in DreQuan Priest 01Wiki ›
What it is. Oversized clear shield glasses with a rhinestone brow bar, worn by Bae-Luxe in the booth with headphones.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; glasses slot by our guess.
Seen in Real Dimez 04Wiki ›
What it is. Dark round sunglasses with a yellow cap worn backwards.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; accessories by our guess.
Seen in Cal Hampton 03Wiki ›
What it is. Small round wire-rimmed sunglasses on a red-bearded driver with neck tattoos and a silver chain.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; glasses slot by our guess.
Seen in Port Gellhorn 03Wiki ›
What it is. Oversized single-lens wraparound shades, worn by the second Real Dimez member.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; glasses slot by our guess.
Seen in DreQuan Priest 01Wiki ›
What it is. Thin silver hoops worn by Lucia in a car at night.
What it may do. Our guess: jewellery slot. Confirmed on screen.
What it is. A steel bracelet watch on Jason's wrist, with a silver chain at his neck.
What it may do. Our guess: jewellery and watches are accessories. Not confirmed.
Seen in UE VICE CITY STYLE 04Wiki ›
What it is. A black gaiter printed with a skull jaw, worn by Jason with dark sunglasses in the vault.
What it may do. Our guess: covers the face, one of the four police leads. Rockstar has not confirmed masks as an item.
Seen in Jason and Lucia 02Wiki ›
What it is. A steel bracelet watch with a black dial on Jason's wrist at the bar.
What it may do. Our guess: accessory slot. Confirmed on screen.
Seen in Jason Duval 06Wiki ›
What it is. A frayed straw cowboy hat with sunglasses.
What it may do. Our guess: a hat slot. Confirmed on screen.
Seen in Port Gellhorn 05Wiki ›
What it is. A teal paisley headscarf tied over Brian's hair at the dock bar.
What it may do. Our guess: bandanas are a head slot. Confirmed on screen.
Seen in Brian Heder 02Wiki ›
What it is. A pink and black mesh-back cap with a Vice City palm-tree patch, worn by both leads.
What it may do. Confirmed: Goodtime Gear apparel. Our guess: hats are part of the outfit the police describe.
Seen in UE GOODTIME GEAR 01Wiki ›
What it is. A white knitted ski mask with eye and mouth holes, worn by the Electric Fang tattoo artist.
What it may do. Our guess: masks hide the face, which is one of the four police leads. Rockstar has not confirmed masks as a player item.
What it is. Small white-framed sunglasses with mirrored lenses, worn by Lucia with the Goodtime Gear set.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen. Our guess: sold with the apparel.
What it is. Rectangular black frames with yellow lenses, worn by Jason.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen; sold where glasses are sold is our guess.
What it is. A long feathered centre-parted cut with stubble, worn with thin pink-lens glasses.
What it may do. Confirmed: period hairstyles are part of the Vintage Vice City Pack.
What it is. A feathered, frosted-tip mullet with a goatee, cut at Sara's.
What it may do. Confirmed: a hairstyle from Sara's Unisex Salon. Our guess: hair is part of the police description of your face.
What it is. A big curly perm with winged eyeliner and gold hoops.
What it may do. Confirmed: period hairstyles are part of the Vintage Vice City Pack.
What it is. Long cornrow braids worn by Lucia in prison and again in the Vice City Style shots.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen. Our guess: a Sara's Unisex Salon style.
What it is. A chin-length bob with a centre parting.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen. Our guess: from Sara's Unisex Salon.
Seen in UE STOCK 305 04Wiki ›
What it is. An ornate pattern across the back of the hand and forearm, seen on both Lucia and Jason in the Vice City Style shots.
What it may do. Our guess: an Electric Fang design. Confirmed on screen.
What it is. A full-back tattoo of two winged skeletons over a shield and a banner, plus sleeve work on both arms.
What it may do. Confirmed design seen at Electric Fang. Tattoos are cosmetic; our guess is they cannot be removed.
Seen in UE ELECTRIC FANG 04Wiki ›
What it is. Script lettering, roses and a cross on Lucia's forearms, with a small face tattoo.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen. Our guess: her starting ink; more is available at Electric Fang.
Seen in Jason and Lucia 03Wiki ›
What it is. A red rose inked on the back of the woman's hand, with sleeve work on both arms.
What it may do. Our guess: an Electric Fang-style design. Confirmed on screen.
Seen in Ambrosia 03Wiki ›
What it is. A red rose inked on Lucia's thigh.
What it may do. Our guess: an Electric Fang design. Confirmed on screen.
Seen in UE VICE CITY STYLE 01Wiki ›
What it is. A long-neck bottle held by a shirtless man in a straw cowboy hat at a Port Gellhorn bonfire party, a cooler of bottles on the ground.
What it may do. Confirmed consumable category; brand not legible.
Seen in Port Gellhorn 05Wiki ›
What it is. Two bottles standing on a crate at the airboat dock, with a tin on the ground.
What it may do. Confirmed consumable category; brands not legible.
Seen in Grassrivers 01Wiki ›
What it is. Three bottles on a picnic table beside a passed-out drinker.
What it may do. Confirmed consumable category. Our guess: drinking too much knocks you out, as in earlier GTAs.
Seen in Leonida Keys 03Wiki ›
What it is. Bottles standing on the yacht's side deck.
What it may do. Confirmed consumable category; brands not legible.
Seen in Leonida Keys 05Wiki ›
What it is. A green cigarette packet on the cabana bed.
What it may do. Reported: Edge watched Jason light a cigarette from his inventory. Our guess: a consumable with a minor stat effect, bought in shops.
Seen in Jason and Lucia 10Wiki ›
What it is. A short glass drink held by Dre'Quan at the pool bar.
What it may do. Confirmed consumable category; bars serve drinks. Our guess: temporary stat effects.
Seen in DreQuan Priest 02Wiki ›
What it is. A cup and saucer on a balcony rail over a resort pool.
What it may do. Confirmed: Eve's food guide notes morning coffee is in. Our guess: a small stamina boost.
Seen in Vice City 02Wiki ›
What it is. A blue cooler full of beer bottles beside the fire.
What it may do. Confirmed consumable category. Our guess: parties are places to drink and find strangers.
Seen in Port Gellhorn 05Wiki ›
What it is. Three cans floating in the pool: a red lager, a blue can and an orange soda, plus a swan-shaped can holder.
What it may do. Confirmed: drinks are consumables. Brands not legible at this size.
Seen in Cal Hampton 03Wiki ›
What it is. A red and gold can held up by a mud-covered man in a cowboy hat and overalls at a mud-bogging party.
What it may do. Confirmed: Rob Nelson said an energy drink raises stamina. Our guess: this is one; brand not legible.
Seen in Ambrosia 06Wiki ›
What it is. A paper cup with a straw and a yellow and red logo, held by Jason at the wheel.
What it may do. Confirmed: drinks are consumables. Our guess: a Burger Shot cup; the chain appeared in Rockstar's Kaseya Center marketing.
Seen in Jason and Lucia 03Wiki ›
What it is. An open fridge packed with beer bottles and soda cans, its door covered in photos and magnets.
What it may do. Food and drink at home may restore health or be part of daily routines.
Seen in Extended Look 7:20
What it is. A green long-neck bottle held by Lucia in the passenger seat.
What it may do. Confirmed consumable category; brand not legible. Drinking affects the leads per Rockstar's developers.
Seen in Jason and Lucia 06Wiki ›
What it is. A green can held on a sofa next to a man in a teal jersey.
What it may do. A drink. Earlier games let you drink at home or in bars, sometimes with drunk effects.
Seen in Extended Look 19:05
What it is. A gold can of Lavazas lager on the dock bar, next to a red and blue can of another brand.
What it may do. Confirmed: beer is a consumable; Rockstar's developers have described drinking affecting the leads. Our guess: bought at bars and corner shops.
Seen in Brian Heder 02Wiki ›
What it is. Rows of spirits bottles on a shelf behind a shop counter during a hold-up.
What it may do. Store stock. Some could be bought, and in a robbery they are just in the way.
Seen in Extended Look 11:55
What it is. A green bottle of Logger, the series' long-running beer brand, held by Jason at a dive bar, with a Patriot beer bottle beside it.
What it may do. Confirmed: Logger and Patriot are returning GTA brands, and beer is a consumable. Our guess: bought at bars; drinking affects the leads per Rockstar's developers.
Seen in Jason Duval 06Wiki ›
What it is. A martini held by Lucia on a cabana bed, with a cigarette pack beside her.
What it may do. Confirmed consumable category. Our guess: bars at clubs and pools serve cocktails.
Seen in Jason and Lucia 10Wiki ›
What it is. A martini glass and a cocktail stick of olives at a rooftop bar.
What it may do. Confirmed: drinking is an activity; Rob Nelson has described meters affected by drink. Our guess: bars sell cocktails.
Seen in VVC EXCLUSIVE LOOKS 04Wiki ›
What it is. A bottle of Patriot beer with a red label on the bar, and a Patriot sign on the wall.
What it may do. Confirmed: Patriot is a returning GTA beer brand; a consumable.
What it is. A red can with a blue and gold label, seen at the dock bar and in Cal's hand at the pool table.
What it may do. Confirmed consumable; brand not legible.
What it is. A red cup with a straw beside a sunbather on the sand.
What it may do. Confirmed consumable category; contents not shown.
Seen in Vice City 05Wiki ›
What it is. A red drinks can held by Jason on the boat.
What it may do. Confirmed: drinks are consumables; Nelson said an energy drink raises stamina. The brand is not legible here.
Seen in UE SQUALO 03Wiki ›
What it is. A glass-front vending machine outside a strip of shops.
What it may do. In GTA V, vending machines sold snacks and drinks that restored health. Expect the same.
Seen in Extended Look 9:05
What it is. A red frozen cocktail with strawberries and a leaf in a stemmed glass at the poolside.
What it may do. Confirmed consumable category. Our guess: poolside bars serve cocktails with a temporary effect.
Seen in Lucia Caminos 02Wiki ›
What it is. Two stacked white plastic cups held by Boobie in the club.
What it may do. Our guess: a drink from the club bar; drinks affect meters per Rob Nelson. Contents not shown.
Seen in Boobie Ike 03Wiki ›
What it is. An upright arcade machine with a colourful marquee inside Electric Fang.
What it may do. Our guess: playable, as arcade cabinets were in GTA Online. Not confirmed.
Seen in UE ELECTRIC FANG 04Wiki ›
What it is. A portable stereo sitting on a shelf in the robbed shop.
What it may do. Probably decoration. Could play music if props are interactive.
Seen in Extended Look 11:55
What it is. A large wall TV playing a nature programme in a flamingo-papered room.
What it may do. Watchable in-game TV, as in GTA V, where you could sit and watch shows.
Seen in Extended Look 7:40
What it is. A laptop open on a desk in a dark high-rise office during a robbery.
What it may do. A possible hacking or information point in heists.
Seen in Extended Look 22:35
What it is. Black over-ear headphones worn around Jason's neck and head at the boat shed.
What it may do. Our guess: a cosmetic accessory, or a way to carry the radio on foot. Not confirmed.
Seen in Brian Heder 03Wiki ›
What it is. Black over-ear headphones worn by Lucia on the bench.
What it may do. Our guess: a cosmetic accessory, or radio on foot. Not confirmed.
Seen in Lucia Caminos 09Wiki ›
What it is. A modern touchscreen phone held by Lucia in the tattoo chair.
What it may do. Confirmed: the phone carries a social feed, Snapmatic and apps. Edge names WAINK (car fencing) and Scooter Bros (car delivery).
What it is. A gold-cased phone held to Raul Bautista's ear in a room full of monitors.
What it may do. Confirmed: the phone is the game's hub. Our guess: Raul's jobs arrive by call, as crew work did in GTA V.
Seen in Raul Bautista 01Wiki ›
What it is. A phone held by a dancer beside Lucia on the dance floor.
What it may do. Confirmed: NPCs film and post to the in-game social feed, which is how crimes get witnessed and go viral.
Seen in Lucia Caminos 06Wiki ›
What it is. A phone resting on a folded towel at the pool edge.
What it may do. Confirmed: the phone is the hub for the social feed and apps.
Seen in Lucia Caminos 02Wiki ›
What it is. A phone in a teal case held by Jason on a Vice City street at night.
What it may do. Confirmed: the phone carries the social feed, Snapmatic and apps such as WAINK and Scooter Bros.
Seen in Jason Duval 04Wiki ›
What it is. A blue-cased phone held by the man with the gold rifle.
What it may do. Confirmed: the phone is the game's hub.
Seen in Vice City 12Wiki ›
What it is. Several phones held up by the crowd filming the Real Dimez.
What it may do. Confirmed: NPCs film and post to the social feed; a crowd of phones is a crowd of witnesses.
Seen in Real Dimez 02Wiki ›
What it is. Over-ear studio headphones held by one of the Real Dimez in a recording booth, with a lava lamp and a fan on the desk.
What it may do. Our guess: a studio prop; the same style appears on Jason and Lucia as an accessory.
Seen in Real Dimez 01Wiki ›
What it is. Two condenser mics with pop shields in a pink-lit booth, the Real Dimez recording.
What it may do. Confirmed: Only Raw Records records at Boobie's studio. Our guess: a story location, not a player activity.
Seen in Real Dimez 04Wiki ›
What it is. A pop-up from Lucia reading "GUYS EVERYWHERE".
What it may do. Phone messages pop up on screen during missions.
Seen in Extended Look 23:50
What it is. A handheld walkie-talkie in Jason's hand during an office job.
What it may do. Used to talk to the crew on heists.
Seen in Extended Look 23:50
What it is. White earbuds worn by Lucia in the gym and at the pool.
What it may do. Our guess: a cosmetic accessory, or how the radio follows you on foot. Not confirmed.
What it is. Black binoculars raised by Cal on the boat.
What it may do. Our guess: a tool for scouting, as in Red Dead Redemption 2. Not confirmed.
Seen in Jason Duval 03Wiki ›
What it is. A heavy black holdall carried by Jason from a job, pistol in his other hand.
What it may do. Our guess: carries takings; weapons otherwise live in the car boot per Edge. Not confirmed as an owned item.
Seen in Jason and Lucia 08Wiki ›
What it is. A white hard cooler on the boat deck.
What it may do. Our guess: holds drinks; food and drink give temporary boosts according to Rob Nelson. Not confirmed as an item you own.
Seen in UE SQUALO 03Wiki ›
What it is. Black fingerless gloves worn by Lucia hitting a heavy bag in a gym, with earbuds in.
What it may do. Confirmed: gym training raises health and stamina for good, per Rob Nelson, and Edge says the gym needs a membership. Our guess: gloves are gym kit, not a weapon.
Seen in Lucia Caminos 01Wiki ›
What it is. A spinning rod with a reel, cast by Jason from the deck of a cabin boat off the Keys, with Cal watching through binoculars.
What it may do. Confirmed: fishing is listed among Mount Kalaga's activities and shown here at sea. Our guess: a minigame with catches that can be sold or eaten.
Seen in Jason Duval 03Wiki ›
What it is. A grey and white gym-style duffel carried by Cal out of a marina at night.
What it may do. Our guess: bags carry job takings or gear; the Stanier shot shows a holdall full of cash. Not confirmed as an item.
Seen in Cal Hampton 04Wiki ›
What it is. Steel cuffs on Lucia's wrists in the prison corridor.
What it may do. Our guess: used by police when you are arrested, not a player item. Rockstar has not described arrests.
Seen in Lucia Caminos 05Wiki ›
What it is. A red fuel can carried by Lucia away from a burning car in an industrial yard.
What it may do. Confirmed: Lucia torches a getaway car to destroy evidence, and cars have fuel gauges. Our guess: a carried item for refuelling or arson, as in GTA V.
Seen in Jason and Lucia 08Wiki ›
What it is. A yellow and orange double-bladed paddle.
What it may do. Comes with the kayak. Our guess: not a weapon.
Seen in UE SAFEHOUSE VEHICLES 03Wiki ›
What it is. A metal detector swept across Ocean Beach by a shirtless man in a cap and sunglasses.
What it may do. Our guess: a treasure-hunting tool, like Red Dead Online's metal detector. Not confirmed as a player item.
Seen in Vice City 05Wiki ›
What it is. A blue-shafted putter over Cal's shoulder at a gator-themed crazy golf course, with Jason lining up a putt.
What it may do. Confirmed: mini golf is an activity shown in the screenshots. Our guess: a scored minigame, like GTA V's golf.
Seen in Cal Hampton 01Wiki ›
What it is. A two-tone gym bag slung over Lucia's shoulder outside a check-cashing store, pistol in her other hand.
What it may do. Our guess: the bag carries a robbery's takings; this one outside a cheque-cashing shop suggests those are robbable.
Seen in Lucia Caminos 08Wiki ›
What it is. A pink flamingo inflatable with a man aboard at the sandbar party; a green gator float sits by the yacht.
What it may do. Our guess: party props rather than owned items.
Seen in Leonida Keys 05Wiki ›
What it is. An inflatable pink flamingo ring with Cal floating in a pool, beer in hand, drinks cans bobbing around him.
What it may do. Our guess: pool lounging is an idle activity rather than an owned item. Not confirmed.
Seen in Cal Hampton 03Wiki ›
What it is. A bar pool table with a rack of balls and cues, Jason mid-shot and Cal watching with a can.
What it may do. Confirmed: pool is an activity shown at a sports bar. Our guess: a playable minigame, as in San Andreas and GTA IV.
Seen in Cal Hampton 02Wiki ›
What it is. A red roller cabinet of tools in the salvage yard.
What it may do. Our guess: scenery, unless car repair becomes a player activity. Edge reports engine health is a stat.
Seen in UE WYMAN CAR COLLECTION 01Wiki ›
What it is. Yellow fins with a mask and snorkel on the Squalo's deck.
What it may do. Confirmed: scuba diving is a listed activity. Our guess: diving gear is used from boats like this one.
What it is. A diver in a wetsuit with tank, mask and fins swimming over a reef beside a sea turtle, with a second diver behind.
What it may do. Confirmed: scuba diving is a listed activity. Our guess: used to reach wrecks and collectibles, as in GTA V.
Seen in Leonida Keys 04Wiki ›
What it is. An on-screen prompt beside a locked classic car offers two choices: Slim Jim or Smash Window.
What it may do. Two ways into a locked car: a slim jim that is quiet but slower, or breaking the glass, which is quick and probably draws attention.
Seen in Extended Look 6:05
What it is. A wall display of spray cans in a colour gradient inside Stock 305.
What it may do. Our guess: shop decoration. San Andreas had spray-can tagging; Rockstar has not confirmed graffiti in GTA 6.
Seen in UE STOCK 305 02Wiki ›
What it is. White and black fingerless lifting gloves on a bench, barbell racked behind.
What it may do. Confirmed: lifting is part of the gym system that changes your body. Our guess: gloves are cosmetic.
Seen in Lucia Caminos 09Wiki ›
What it is. A purple ashtray with a lit cigarette and a fold of bills on the bar.
What it may do. Our guess: paying a tab in cash; cigarettes are an inventory item per Edge.
Seen in Jason Duval 06Wiki ›
What it is. A thick band of bills, held by Boobie Ike and seen under the knife in the revolver shot.
What it may do. Confirmed: money is central; Edge reports you may need to raise cash before the next job.
Seen in UE HAWK AND LITTLE MORGAN REVOLVERS 02Boobie Ike 01Jason and Lucia 15Wiki ›
What it is. Stacks of banded hundreds in an open case on the passenger seat.
What it may do. Our guess: a job's takings in transit; a reminder that money is physical in Leonida.
Seen in Raul Bautista 02Wiki ›
What it is. A black holdall open on the back seat, stacked with banded bills, more stacks beside it.
What it may do. Our guess: how robbery takings are carried; GTA V used duffel bags for heist cash. Not confirmed as an item.
What it is. Dollar bills falling and stuck to dancers on the Jack of Hearts stage.
What it may do. Our guess: tipping at the club, as in GTA V's Vanilla Unicorn. Not confirmed.
Seen in Boobie Ike 04Vice City 18Wiki ›
What it is. A silver money clip holding folded hundred-dollar bills next to a red bank card.
What it may do. Our guess: cash and cards are how you pay; Edge says money matters between jobs. Card not legible.
Seen in UE WEAPON VARIANTS 01Wiki ›
What it is. A fanned stack of dollar bills thrown at dancers on a pole.
What it may do. Our guess: tipping, as in GTA V. Not confirmed.
Seen in Vice City 07Wiki ›
What it is. A clothing shop sign on a pink strip mall.
What it may do. A clothes store where you could buy outfits, if it is one of the enterable shops.
Seen in Extended Look 9:05
What it is. A tattoo parlour in Stockyard with a neon wolf sign, poster-papered walls, a tattoo chair and an arcade cabinet.
What it may do. Confirmed: an Ultimate Edition exclusive with more than 50 designs. Tattoos are permanent; Rockstar has not said whether police use them as a lead.
Seen in UE ELECTRIC FANG 01UE ELECTRIC FANG 02UE ELECTRIC FANG 03UE ELECTRIC FANG 04Wiki ›
What it is. A custom car garage with lifts, a mechanic on a creeper, a car on a jack and a fan on the wall.
What it may do. Confirmed: an Ultimate Edition exclusive shop. Our guess: paint, wheels and interiors, the donk and lowrider style seen in its screenshots.
Seen in UE RIDEOUT CUSTOMS 01UE RIDEOUT CUSTOMS 02UE RIDEOUT CUSTOMS 03Wiki ›
What it is. A pink-walled neighbourhood salon with barred windows, a cash register, hair stations and a nail bar with racks of polish.
What it may do. Confirmed: an Ultimate Edition exclusive offering hairstyles, facial hair for Jason and, from the screenshots, nails.
Seen in UE SARAS SALON 01UE SARAS SALON 02UE SARAS SALON 03Wiki ›
What it is. A streetwear shop in Stockyard with a graffiti-wrapped box van outside and a wall of spray cans inside.
What it may do. Confirmed: Rockstar calls it Stockyard's premier destination for elevated streetwear, an Ultimate Edition exclusive.
What it is. The mural-covered front of Stock 305 with its raised metal sign and glass door.
What it may do. Confirmed: an Ultimate Edition exclusive shop.
Seen in UE STOCK 305 03Wiki ›
What it is. A video rental store with a "Store Closing" sign in the window.
What it may do. Set dressing that hints at the strip mall's decline. Probably not enterable.
Seen in Extended Look 17:50
What it is. A dirt-lot salvage yard with sheds, a tool chest and classic cars, run by Wyman, a mechanic in a headband and a Parts Bought and Sold tank top with the number 305-555-0144.
What it may do. Confirmed: Wyman's Classic Car Collection commission is Ultimate Edition extra content. Our guess: a series of jobs to source cars for his collection.
Seen in UE WYMAN CAR COLLECTION 01Wiki ›
What it is. A tech and phone repair shop in a strip mall.
What it may do. Possibly where you buy or repair phones and gadgets.
Seen in Extended Look 17:50
What it is. Tiered racks of nail polish at the salon counter, with Lucia having her nails done.
What it may do. Our guess: nails are a customisation option at Sara's, as Edge-era previews describe salons offering more than hair.
Seen in UE SARAS SALON 03Wiki ›
What it is. A sign reading "Public Locker Rentals from" on a wall where a hostage is being led.
What it may do. Lockers may be used to stash items or as mission drop points. Our guess.
Seen in Extended Look 10:20
What it is. Pink nails with red star decals.
What it may do. Our guess: a nail option at Sara's Unisex Salon. Not confirmed.
Seen in VVC EXCLUSIVE LOOKS 04Wiki ›
What it is. A bulb-lined dressing mirror in a teal bedroom.
What it may do. Safehouse furniture. It could be where you change hair, make-up or outfits, as wardrobes and mirrors did in earlier games.
Seen in Extended Look 6:55
What it is. A pink neon flamingo glowing in a wall alcove in the same bedroom.
What it may do. Decor for a home. Could be a buyable furnishing if properties can be decorated.
Seen in Extended Look 6:55
What it is. A white block garage with a roll-up door and a loading-area sign, with the Dominator Buggy parked outside.
What it may do. Confirmed: the Dominator Buggy comes with a Paradise Garage in Watson Bay. Our guess: this is it.
Seen in UE VAPID BUGGY 04Wiki ›
What it is. A weathered teal wooden house on stilts over the water, with a wraparound deck, a satellite dish and vehicles parked underneath.
What it may do. Confirmed: Jason lives rent-free in a property owned by Brian Heder in the Keys. The Ultimate Edition parks its safehouse vehicles here. Our guess: this is that property.
Seen in UE SAFEHOUSE VEHICLES 01Wiki ›
What it is. A sugar refinery lit up at night with smoking stacks, and cane fields burning at sunset.
What it may do. Confirmed: Ambrosia is built around the Allied Crystal refinery. Our guess: a mission location for the conspiracy.
Seen in Ambrosia 02Ambrosia 04Wiki ›
What it is. A bare-knuckle fight under floodlights in a courtyard, with Jason and Lucia in the crowd.
What it may do. Our guess: a street-fighting activity, like the backyard wrestling in the Extended Look. Not confirmed.
Seen in Jason and Lucia 05Wiki ›
What it is. A circular steel vault door with cash flying inside the strongroom.
What it may do. Confirmed: bank robberies are central; Raul Bautista is a seasoned bank robber. Our guess: a heist location.
Seen in Jason and Lucia 02Wiki ›
What it is. A loaded barbell on a rack behind a bench in a sunlit gym.
What it may do. Confirmed: gym training raises health and stamina for good, per Rob Nelson.
Seen in Lucia Caminos 09Extended Look 17:20Jason Duval 15Wiki ›
What it is. A rooftop court with a game in progress.
What it may do. Our guess: basketball as a playable activity, as in San Andreas. Not confirmed.
Seen in Vice City 03Wiki ›
What it is. A two-lane road winding through red rock cuttings in the hills, traffic in both directions and a bridge ahead.
What it may do. Confirmed: the road north into Mount Kalaga. Edge reports the map opens early, so this drive is available before the story takes you there.
What it is. A strip-mall cheque-cashing shop with Fast Cash and Cash Now signs in English and Spanish.
What it may do. Our guess: a robbable business; the launch trailer shows a store robbery and Edge describes robberies with victims who fight back.
What it is. A nightclub entrance with an "ID check" sign and posters of dancers.
What it may do. A club you can enter. Earlier GTA clubs had dancers and drinks.
Seen in Extended Look 17:35
What it is. A roadside strip club with a pink neon Delights sign and a letterboard reading New Girls, New Food, Open All Night, Hiring Dancers, with a tractor and cars in the lot.
What it may do. Our guess: a visitable club, the Port Gellhorn equivalent of the Jack of Hearts.
What it is. A lit Ferris wheel beside a glass-panelled arena and a stadium on the waterfront, with highways around them.
What it may do. Our guess: the arena fans call Sahara Arena, matched to Miami's Kaseya Center. Rockstar has not named it. The wheel may be rideable, as GTA V's was.
Seen in Vice City 08Vice City 11Wiki ›
What it is. A timber shelter where an alligator hangs from a hook, with hunters drinking and a hound at their feet.
What it may do. Our guess: a hunting or stranger location in the Grassrivers. Rockstar has not described it.
What it is. An indoor grow with plants under lamps and foil-lined walls, run by two men in a Port Gellhorn property.
What it may do. Our guess: a drug business, as in GTA Online's weed farm. Rockstar describes a town where pills are easier to find than fun.
Seen in Port Gellhorn 02Wiki ›
What it is. A punching bag in a dark gym with racks and machines behind.
What it may do. Confirmed: gyms are back, and working out changes Jason and Lucia's bodies. Our guess: a minigame with strength and stamina gains.
Seen in Lucia Caminos 01Wiki ›
What it is. Boobie Ike's adult entertainment club: a red neon Jack of Hearts sign outside, a pink-lit stage with poles inside, dancers and cash on the floor.
What it may do. Confirmed: Rockstar says Boobie owns a strip club. Our guess: a visitable club with drinks, dances and tipping, as in GTA V.
What it is. A bright shop with glass display cases being smashed, a chandelier and customers with hands up.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen: a robbery in progress. Our guess: a robbable business, as in the launch trailer.
What it is. A wood-panelled bar with mounted fish, neon signs, a TV and a pool table, named on a sign as Joe's.
What it may do. Our guess: a bar you can visit for drinks and pool. Rockstar lists bars and clubbing among activities.
Seen in Cal Hampton 02Wiki ›
What it is. A night pool party under a pink neon Kai Dreams sign, with swimmers, a bar and a crowd.
What it may do. Our guess: a club or hotel pool you can visit. Rockstar lists clubbing among activities.
Seen in DreQuan Priest 02Wiki ›
What it is. A yellow art-deco lifeguard hut on stilts, in the style of the real Miami Beach towers.
What it may do. Confirmed: Ocean Beach is Rockstar's art-deco beachfront. Our guess: a landmark and a vantage point.
Seen in Vice City 05Wiki ›
What it is. A corner bar with a vertical red neon Liquor Bar sign and a painted wall advertisement.
What it may do. Our guess: one of many bars in Vice City where you can drink. Not named.
Seen in Lucia Caminos 03Wiki ›
What it is. A tall office tower with a lit crown and a Megamundo sign, the Ferris wheel and bay behind.
What it may do. Confirmed: Megamundo is visible in Trailer 1; fans match it to Miami's One Biscayne Tower. Our guess: a landmark.
Seen in Vice City 11Wiki ›
What it is. A mud pit party with lifted trucks, a side-by-side buggy, revellers in goggles and bandanas, and a man throwing horns to camera.
What it may do. Our guess: an event you can join with the One Eyed Willie or the Dominator Buggy. Rockstar lists off-roading as an activity.
Seen in Ambrosia 06Wiki ›
What it is. A crowded pool party with purple lighting by a lit-up hotel.
What it may do. A party location for nights out or missions.
Seen in Extended Look 20:20
What it is. A pink neon Ocean View Hotel sign on Ocean Drive, the hotel from the 2002 Vice City.
What it may do. Confirmed: the Ocean View returns. Our guess: a hotel you can stay in, and a nod the 2002 game's first safehouse.
Seen in Vice City 06VVC 01Wiki ›
What it is. A long low bridge carrying traffic between the islands of the Keys toward the mainland.
What it may do. Confirmed: Rockstar describes the Keys as a bridge-linked island chain. The road north starts here.
Seen in Leonida Keys 01Wiki ›
What it is. A back-alley hangout of the PTT crew, with a pink dirt bike, smoke, phones out and graffiti on the walls.
What it may do. Confirmed: the PTT Youngin$ Compound raid is Ultimate Edition extra content.
Seen in UE PTT STORE 01Wiki ›
What it is. A mixing desk, monitors with a digital audio workstation open, and a producer in a 68 varsity jacket and bandana.
What it may do. Confirmed: Boobie Ike owns a recording studio and Only Raw Records records there. Our guess: a mission location, not a player activity.
Seen in DreQuan Priest 04Wiki ›
What it is. Diners at tables on a sunny rooftop terrace with drinks and food.
What it may do. A place to visit, possibly for dates, meetings or missions.
Seen in Extended Look 10:55
What it is. A swimming pool with sun loungers high up on a curved skyscraper terrace.
What it may do. A luxury place to visit, maybe part of a high-end property or hotel.
Seen in Extended Look 25:50
What it is. A roadside motel with a retro arrow sign advertising a pool and Wi-Fi, a vacancy light and a neon Motel sign on the office, in Port Gellhorn at dusk.
What it may do. Our guess: a place to rent a room and save, as motels were in GTA V. Rockstar describes Port Gellhorn as a town of cheap motels.
Seen in Port Gellhorn 01Wiki ›
What it is. A green-trimmed wooden bar and grill with a Rusty Anchor sign, picnic tables, a flag and drinkers on the porch; one man asleep on a table with bottles beside him.
What it may do. Our guess: a Keys bar you can drink at. Rockstar lists bars among activities and the sleeping drinker suggests drunkenness has visible effects.
What it is. Two sculpted residential towers on a marina point, boats cutting wakes around them.
What it may do. Our guess: a luxury residence, possibly a purchasable apartment. The Pegassi Residences sign in the Cheetah shots suggests branded condo towers.
Seen in Vice City 10Wiki ›
What it is. Giant lit letters spelling VICE CITY on a hillside, in the style of the Vinewood sign.
What it may do. Confirmed: Rockstar's site shows the sign near the city. Our guess: a landmark, and a place to be seen.
Seen in Vice City 01Wiki ›
What it is. Colourful two- and three-storey buildings on stilts over green water with umbrellas, diners and a small motorboat passing.
What it may do. Our guess: an eating spot; Rockstar has confirmed restaurants and eating affect your body. Not named.
Seen in Grassrivers 02Wiki ›
What it is. A large alligator lying across the dock at the hunters' feet, another swimming beside the police chase, and one hung from a frame at the camp.
What it may do. Confirmed: alligators are among the 170-plus species. Our guess: huntable; the camp scenes show them skinned and hung.
Seen in Grassrivers 01Grassrivers 04Grassrivers 06Grassrivers 07Grassrivers 08Wiki ›
What it is. A dolphin surfacing beside the Squalo, with a second shape underwater.
What it may do. Confirmed: dolphins are among the 170-plus species. Our guess: marine life is for watching, not hunting.
Seen in UE SQUALO 03Wiki ›
What it is. A large green iguana basking on a rock by the water, and another crossing the road in the Keys.
What it may do. Confirmed: Game Informer lists green iguanas among the invasive species in GTA 6. Our guess: catchable or avoidable, not a hunt target.
What it is. A tawny big cat resembling a Florida panther drinking at a forest pool, white-tailed deer grazing behind it.
What it may do. Confirmed on screen. Our guess: one of the Rare or Legendary animals Game Informer says can be tracked.
What it is. A green sea turtle gliding over coral.
What it may do. Confirmed: sea turtles are among the species shown. Our guess: protected, for watching only.
Seen in Leonida Keys 04Wiki ›
What it is. Several deer at a watering hole in Mount Kalaga.
What it may do. Confirmed: deer are among the species. Our guess: the standard hunting quarry.
Seen in Mount Kalaga National Park 05Jason and Lucia 16Wiki ›
What it is. A clear bag stuffed with blue pills handed through a car window by a woman in a gold choker.
What it may do. Confirmed: Rockstar says pills are easier to find than fun in Port Gellhorn. Our guess: a dealing mission item, not a consumable you take.
Seen in Port Gellhorn 03Wiki ›
What it is. A long table with scales, powder, baking soda and workers in masks and gloves.
What it may do. A drug lab. It may tie into missions or a criminal business.
Seen in Extended Look 3:20
What it is. Printed papers tossed with the pistol, with a Leonida seal visible.
What it may do. Our guess: a story item, such as a title or a licence. Not an inventory item.
Seen in Jason Duval 09Wiki ›
What it is. The radar in the bottom-left corner during a drive, with a pink route line to the destination.
What it may do. Standard GPS: set a waypoint and follow the line.
Seen in Extended Look 8:35
What it is. During a dirt-bike race the screen shows lap 1/2, position 11/12 and a timer.
What it may do. Organised races with laps and positions, like GTA V's races.
Seen in Extended Look 18:35
What it is. A character in free fall above Vice City's islands and towers.
What it may do. Skydiving, likely with a parachute you open before landing.
Seen in Extended Look 18:50
What it is. The top-right HUD showing four wanted stars, icons below them, a carbine and ammo count of 34 / 221.
What it may do. Shows heat level and current weapon. The icons under the stars may show what police know about you.
Seen in Extended Look 14:20
What it is. A plastic-wrapped white brick held up by Brian at the boat shed.
What it may do. Confirmed: Brian moves product through his boatyard and Jason runs it. Our guess: cargo in smuggling missions, not an inventory item.
Seen in Brian Heder 03Wiki ›
What it is. A low silver convertible with tan leather seats, top down, with Jason and Lucia in the front at night.
What it may do. Our guess: a two-seat cruiser for the Vice City strip; the open top suits drive-by scenes like the one in the same gallery.
Seen in Jason and Lucia 20Wiki ›
What it is. A black full-fairing sports bike with twin headlights, ridden by Jason with a police SUV right behind him.
What it may do. Our guess: a fast getaway bike for losing police on the highway.
Seen in Jason Duval 11Wiki ›
What it is. A purple and black dirt bike ridden by a helmeted rider inside a shopping mall, beside Jason's bike.
What it may do. Our guess: dirt bikes as the crew's getaway inside tight interiors, as in the mall shot.
Seen in Jason Duval 13Wiki ›
What it is. A white and green armoured security truck behind the getaway car while Lucia shoots from the passenger seat.
What it may do. Our guess: a robbery target, either as a mission or a random event.
Seen in Jason and Lucia 19Wiki ›
What it is. A modern muscle car in a pink and white graphic wrap with chrome wheels, its owner sitting on the bonnet at a downtown car meet.
What it may do. Our guess: wraps and wheels from a customs garage, shown off at street meets.
Seen in Vice City 24Wiki ›
What it is. A white motor catamaran moored at a downtown Vice City marina, among motor yachts and speedboats.
What it may do. Our guess: a large leisure boat, slow but roomy, for the bay and the Keys.
Seen in Vice City 15Wiki ›
What it is. A long black superyacht moored at a waterfront mansion during a night police raid.
What it may do. Our guess: a status boat for Vice City's rich, and a raid or heist location.
Seen in Vice City 17Wiki ›
What it is. A car lit underneath with green neon at the Ricardo Tires gas station.
What it may do. Our guess: an underglow option at customs garages.
Seen in Vice City 22
What it is. A black full-size pistol with an exposed hammer, aimed by Lucia straight at the camera.
What it may do. Our guess: a heavy handgun with more punch and fewer rounds than a compact.
Seen in Lucia Caminos 13Wiki ›
What it is. A small silver pistol Lucia holds against her chest as a police officer stands behind her.
What it may do. Our guess: a concealable sidearm that does not draw attention.
Seen in Lucia Caminos 14Wiki ›
What it is. A pistol with a long suppressor, raised by Jason from a dirt bike inside the mall.
What it may do. Our guess: quieter shots that draw less police attention.
Seen in Jason Duval 13Wiki ›
What it is. A black carbine with a red-dot optic, fired by Jason in a shower of sparks.
What it may do. Our guess: an attachment that sharpens aim at mid range.
Seen in Jason Duval 16Wiki ›
What it is. A pistol with a red slide and chrome frame, held by a bearded man in a cream suit in the back of a car.
What it may do. Our guess: a custom finish, the kind of look a gun shop could sell.
Seen in Vice City 14Wiki ›
What it is. A black compact submachine gun Lucia fires from the passenger seat of a convertible during a chase.
What it may do. Our guess: a one-handed automatic suited to shooting from a moving car.
Seen in Jason and Lucia 19Wiki ›
What it is. A large bowie knife held by a man at a Grassrivers camp, with a live snake round his neck.
What it may do. Our guess: a melee weapon, and maybe a skinning tool for hunting.
Seen in Grassrivers 07Wiki ›
What it is. A faded pink T-shirt tied at the front, worn by Lucia with jeans and sunglasses.
What it may do. Our guess: a casual top from a clothing store.
Seen in Jason and Lucia 17Wiki ›
What it is. A pink camisole with thin straps, worn by Lucia in a convertible at night.
What it may do. Our guess: a night-out top.
Seen in Jason and Lucia 20Wiki ›
What it is. A white fishnet long-sleeve top over a purple printed bikini, under a shower of dollar bills.
What it may do. Our guess: club wear.
Seen in Vice City 18Wiki ›
What it is. An olive tracksuit jacket with white stripes, worn with a red bandana, white sunglasses and a gold chain.
What it may do. Our guess: streetwear from a Vice City clothing store.
Seen in Vice City 19Wiki ›
What it is. Shiny gold hot pants worn with a green crop top in a club dressing room.
What it may do. Our guess: dancer outfits are part of the strip club scenes.
Seen in Vice City 23Wiki ›
What it is. Light blue jeans covered in dark cross patches, worn by a bodyguard checking his phone.
What it may do. Our guess: designer denim from a high-end store.
Seen in Vice City 20Wiki ›
What it is. Neon green platform heels in a club dressing room.
What it may do. Our guess: dancer footwear.
Seen in Vice City 23Wiki ›
What it is. A gold necklace with a red teardrop stone, worn by Lucia holding a pistol in the rain.
What it may do. Our guess: jewellery from a store, or a story keepsake.
Seen in Lucia Caminos 11Wiki ›
What it is. A large silver ring set with stones, worn by a man covering his face as traffic burns behind him.
What it may do. Our guess: jewellery to buy, or loot from the jewellery store.
Seen in Vice City 16Wiki ›
What it is. A thick gold chain with a dollar-sign pendant, worn beside a pit bull in a gold collar.
What it may do. Our guess: a jewellery item.
Seen in Vice City 19Wiki ›
What it is. A gold chain with a large diamond-set medallion, worn in a VIP booth.
What it may do. Our guess: high-end jewellery.
Seen in Vice City 25Wiki ›
What it is. A chunky black digital watch on the driver's wrist, with Jason in the passenger seat.
What it may do. Our guess: a cheap watch from a clothing store.
Seen in Jason Duval 19Wiki ›
What it is. A wide collar studded with gold spikes on a pit bull.
What it may do. Our guess: a pet accessory, if dogs can be owned.
Seen in Vice City 19Wiki ›
What it is. A small white backpack carried by a woman in a back room.
What it may do. Our guess: a bag from a clothing store.
Seen in Vice City 20Wiki ›
What it is. A man with tattoos across his whole face and scalp, in a tattooed crew.
What it may do. Our guess: an extreme option at tattoo parlours.
Seen in Vice City 21Wiki ›
What it is. Script lettering tattooed across a man's chest, with more ink on his arms and shoulders.
What it may do. Our guess: a chest placement at tattoo parlours.
Seen in Vice City 20Wiki ›
What it is. A full arm sleeve tattoo on a biker in a patched vest, holding a pistol.
What it may do. Our guess: a sleeve option at tattoo parlours.
Seen in Jason Duval 12Wiki ›
What it is. A champagne bottle in a silver ice bucket in a VIP booth, beside cash and cups.
What it may do. Our guess: bottle service at clubs.
Seen in Vice City 25
What it is. Blue weight plates branded Gainz on Jason's barbell during a bench press.
What it may do. Our guess: gym equipment, maybe tied to fitness and the body changes listed in our wiki.
Seen in Jason Duval 15
What it is. A red fuel nozzle in Jason's hand at a gas station at night.
What it may do. Reported: Edge described fuel as a factor in driving. Our guess: you refuel at stations like this one.
Seen in Jason Duval 18
What it is. A brown pit bull in a gold spiked collar, chained to a man in Vice City.
What it may do. Our guess: a guard or pet dog.
Seen in Vice City 19Wiki ›
What it is. A police dog attacking during Jason's gunfight; another takes someone down at the Ricardo Tires gas station.
What it may do. Reported: Edge described K9 units. Our guess: dogs join police pursuits at higher wanted levels.
Seen in Jason Duval 16Wiki ›
What it is. A large patterned snake draped over a man's shoulders at a Grassrivers camp.
What it may do. Our guess: wildlife you meet in the swamp.
Seen in Grassrivers 07Wiki ›
What it is. A lionfish over coral in the Leonida Keys, with a diver behind it.
What it may do. Our guess: reef wildlife you see when diving.
Seen in Leonida Keys 07Wiki ›
What it is. A nightclub hung with plants and light rigs, a giant mirror ball and a DJ booth over a packed dance floor.
What it may do. Our guess: a club to visit, and a mission location.
Seen in Vice City 13Wiki ›
What it is. A modern mansion with a lit pool and private dock, raided by police from the water and a bridge.
What it may do. Our guess: a high-end property, or a raid target.
Seen in Vice City 17
What it is. A large curved pool at a resort hotel, seen from above, with cabanas and palms.
What it may do. Our guess: a place to visit, and maybe a social feed spot.
Seen in Vice City 26Wiki ›
What it is. Drawbridges raised over a river below the downtown skyline at night.
What it may do. Our guess: bridges that open and block routes, a classic chase obstacle.
Seen in Vice City 27Wiki ›
What it is. A gas station under a giant tyre sign reading Ricardo Tires, with a neon GAS sign.
What it may do. Our guess: a place to refuel and buy tyres.
Seen in Vice City 22
What it is. A dressing room with lit mirrors where dancers get ready.
What it may do. Our guess: a backstage area of a strip club.
Seen in Vice City 23Wiki ›
What it is. A mall interior with neon ceiling lights, where shoppers flee as riders on dirt bikes come through.
What it may do. Our guess: a heist or chase location.
Seen in Jason Duval 13Wiki ›
What it is. Custom cars parked in a cobbled plaza by the water, with owners posing and filming.
What it may do. Our guess: a social spot to show off customised cars.
Seen in Vice City 24Wiki ›
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