Original illustration: a neon Vice City skyline at sunset over the water

Map memory

Eight face-down cards, four places in Leonida. Each place has a picture card, drawn by us, and a name card. Flip two at a time and match every picture to its name. Everyone gets the same board on the same day.

Board #7

Match the picture to the place

Flip two cards. A picture and its name make a pair.

How to play

  1. Tap a card to turn it over. It is either a picture of a place or its name.
  2. Tap a second card. If the picture and the name belong to the same place, they stay face up and you get a short note about it, with links to its guide and to the map.
  3. If they do not match, both turn back over. Remember where they were.
  4. Match all four pairs to clear the board. Fewer moves is better, but every cleared board keeps your streak.

No flipping? Use the list match

If your device asks for reduced motion, the board starts as a simple list: pictures on one side, names on the other. Pick a picture, then its name. It is the same board and counts the same way. You can switch between the card flip and the list at any time with the button under the board.

Where the cards come from

The board draws from 25 places: the 6 regions Rockstar has confirmed on the official GTA VI website and the named places on our confirmed places page, each with an original illustration we made. There are no screenshots, no Rockstar artwork and nothing from leaks. Every match links to the place's own guide and to its spot on the interactive map, so a round doubles as a quick tour of Leonida.

Streaks and sharing

Clear the board on consecutive days to build a streak; miss a day and it starts again. Your board, moves and streak are saved only in this browser. The card is a 1200 × 630 image with the board number, your moves and your streak, without the places, so you can share it without spoiling the day.

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