GTA 6 Activities: Every Side Activity and Mini-Game Spotted So Far

The main story is only ever half of a GTA game. The other half is the stuff you do at 2 a.m. when the missions can wait — and in Leonida, that list is long. Pulling together Rockstar's trailers, official screenshots and the extended gameplay showcase, more than 30 side activities have been spotted so far. Here is what Jason and Lucia will be doing when they are not committing felonies.

In the Wild

Hunting is a full activity around Mount Kalaga National Park, building on Red Dead Redemption 2's systems, and fishing joins it — official imagery shows Jason casting a line with his friend Cal, and in-game prompts reference fishing spots across the state. Airboating through the Leonida Keys is the signature way to explore the swamps, scuba diving opens up the ocean floor, and swimming is, of course, ever-present. There are even zoos, which Rockstar's developers describe as a way to blow off steam between crimes — a sentence only GTA could produce.

Wheels and Racing

Street races are back, with nighttime footage showing customised cars running nitro through city streets — very much in the spirit of Franklin's Hao races in GTA 5. Off-road gets equal billing: dirt bike races on muddy Mount Kalaga tracks and rally races both appear in the gameplay showcase, with Lucia doing much of the mud work. Expect race series to be one of Leonida's bigger time sinks.

Sports, Strength and Skill

• Shooting range — Ammu-Nation's range returns, with Lucia shown running a 12-target course where hits earn time bonuses.
• Weightlifting — gyms are an activity, and a weight and muscle system means training visibly changes Jason and Lucia's physiques.
• Basketball — Jason's Leonida Keys home has a hoop, and shooting around is a confirmed activity.
• Tennis — spotted in the first trailer, returning from GTA 5.
• Mini golf — teeing off at a Gatorland-style park.
• Pool — Jason shown lining up shots at an 8-ball table.
• Base jumping — Lucia leaps from a skyscraper and pops a parachute over the city in the gameplay showcase.

Vice City Nights

Leonida after dark is its own activity list. Clubs are fully interactive — footage shows dancing with on-screen Drink and Drop prompts, proving it is gameplay rather than cutscene. Strip clubs return, with Jason and Lucia attending together. Cage fighting appears built around Lucia, who is shown winning bouts in screenshots and the second trailer, while Jason gets backyard wrestling — and gets thrown, which feels honest. And the amusement parks are back: a Gatorpark and the return of the Chunder Wheel, the ferris wheel lineage that started on GTA 5's Del Perro Pier.

Everyday Leonida

The quiet activities might be the most GTA 6 thing of all. Kayaking and jet skiing cover the waterways at human speed, sunbathing on Vice Beach is a genuine pastime, and electric scooters handle the last mile. You can eat and drink, watch TV, play arcade games, try VR, and — in the most 2026 feature imaginable — doomscroll a TikTok-style app on your in-game phone, as both characters. Even crime has a casual tier: robbing stores is an ambient activity, not just a mission type. A brief glimpse of American football rounds out the list.

Not every one of these is guaranteed to arrive in identical form — activities spotted in promotional material can change — but the shape is unmistakable: Leonida is built to be lived in, not just robbed.