GTA 6's PS5 Physical Edition Reportedly Includes a Double-Sided Poster, But Not the Leonida Map

GTA 6‘s physical PS5 edition is finally showing up at retailers, and there’s a little extra inside the box. Players will reportedly get a double-sided A3 poster featuring the game’s artwork. However, if you were hoping to find the traditional Leonida world map inside, Rockstar has another plan for that.

GTA 6 PS5 physical edition comes with a poster, but not the Leonida map

Retailers are starting to receive GTA 6’s boxed PS5 copies, and fans finally have a look at what’s inside. Rockstar is including a double-sided A3 poster, but the traditional world map is missing. Interestingly, this physical edition doesn’t even include a game disc.

According to Push Square, UK retailer The Game Collection confirmed the poster’s inclusion ahead of shipping. Images shared by X account @MediaMarktSaturn reveal the two-sided artwork. One side features GTA 6’s key art, while the other showcases the woman featured on the game’s cover.

That’s certainly something collectors might appreciate. However, longtime Grand Theft Auto fans expecting a printed map of Leonida will have to look elsewhere.

Rockstar is selling the GTA 6 map separately

Rockstar has already confirmed that the physical Leonida map won’t be included with boxed copies. Instead, players can download a printable version from the official Rockstar website starting November 19. Those wanting an actual physical copy will have another option. Rockstar plans to sell a double-sided poster through its online store for $0.99. It will also be available as a free gift with any purchase from the Rockstar Store.

There is another interesting detail about these boxed editions. They contain a digital download code instead of a physical disc. Players can reportedly begin preloading GTA 6 on November 10, ahead of its November 19 release. The game requires 212GB of storage.

Speaking of things appearing in the game’s backend, GTA 6’s reported release build recently surfaced with multiplayer references. Those findings included session-related activity identifiers, although Rockstar hasn’t announced GTA Online’s successor.